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Pakistan,&nbsp;1948-1951, 100 Rupees,&nbsp;1st Issue, S. No. AD 305174, Obv: Crescent and star facing, translation “Government of Pakistan-One Hundred Rupees”,&nbsp;Rev: Geometrical Galloche Pattern, lettering “Government of Pakistan-One hundred rupees”, (Pick&nbsp;# 7), pinholes, spindle holes, folds, stains, XF-AU.<o:p></o:p>

Note: Printed by De La Rue, England. Following independence in 1947, Pakistan initially circulated Indian banknotes overprinted with “Government of Pakistan.” From 1948 onward, the first official series of Pakistani rupee notes—inscribed with “Government of Pakistan”—was issued in denominations of 1, 5, 10, and 100 rupees. At this time, Pakistan remained a dominion under the British Crown, governed by a Governor-General and Prime Minister under colonial-era laws, until the proclamation of the Republic on 23 March 1956.

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