Pakistan
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Official languages: Urdu and English
Language ISO codes: ur (Urdu), en (English)
Current official currency: Pakistani Rupee
Currency ISO code: PKR
Complete Financial History of Pakistan (اسلامی جمÛÙˆØ±ÛŒÛ Ù¾Ø§Ú©Ø³ØªØ§Ù†)
Current official currency: Pakistani Rupee (₨)
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ISO code: PKR
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Symbol: ₨
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Singular name: Rupee (روپیÛ)
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Plural name: Rupees (روپے)
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Monetary subdivision: 1 Rupee = 100 Paisa (پیسÛ)
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Fraction singular name: Paisa
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Fraction plural name: Paisa
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Initial production date: 1948 (post-independence)
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Final production date: Still in circulation
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Initial circulation date: 1948
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Final circulation date: Still in circulation
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Mint: Pakistan Mint (Karachi and Lahore) and contracted international mints
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Issuing bank: State Bank of Pakistan
Coin denominations
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5 Paisa
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10 Paisa
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25 Paisa
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50 Paisa
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1 Rupee
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2 Rupees
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5 Rupees
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10 Rupees
Banknote denominations
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10 Rupees
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20 Rupees
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50 Rupees
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100 Rupees
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500 Rupees
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1000 Rupees
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5000 Rupees
Economic and historical context
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Pakistan became an independent sovereign state on August 14, 1947, after the partition of British India.
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The Pakistani Rupee was introduced in 1948 to replace the Indian Rupee, initially pegged to the British Pound and later managed under various exchange rate regimes.
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The State Bank of Pakistan manages monetary policy, currency issuance, and inflation control.
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Pakistan’s mixed economy includes agriculture, manufacturing, services, and remittances as key sectors.
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The currency has faced inflationary pressures and periodic devaluations but remains the sole legal tender.
Minting and production locations
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Coins are produced at Pakistan Mint facilities in Karachi and Lahore; banknotes are printed domestically and by international printers.
Designs and symbols on coins and banknotes
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Coins and banknotes feature national symbols such as the crescent and star, historical monuments, cultural motifs, and portraits of national leaders including Muhammad Ali Jinnah.
Production volumes, honorees, and seals
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Detailed production volumes are not publicly disclosed.
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Commemorative coins and banknotes have been issued for national events and anniversaries.
Commemorative coins and curiosities
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Pakistan issues commemorative coins celebrating independence, cultural heritage, and significant historical events.
Current circulation status
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The Pakistani Rupee is the sole legal tender and actively circulating currency in Pakistan.
Issuing authority
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State Bank of Pakistan
Relevant monetary legislation
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Currency issuance and regulation are governed by the State Bank of Pakistan Act and related financial laws.
Names and titles of banknote signatories
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Banknotes bear the signature of the Governor of the State Bank of Pakistan.
List of persons honored on coins and banknotes
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Banknotes feature portraits of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and other national figures; coins highlight national emblems and cultural symbols.
Official languages recognized by the state for administrative, legislative, judicial, monetary, and educational use:
Urdu is the national language widely used in official functions, while English is also an official language extensively used in government, legal, and educational contexts.
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