Iran 1000 Rials 2007-2008, P-143g, UNC

Khomeini, mosque architecture and floral motifs lead into a reverse dominated by Jerusalem’s Dome of the Rock, giving the note a strongly sacred character.

Design & Symbolism

Obverse

The front combines Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini with the Beit al-Moghdas mosque, floral registration motifs and Farsi inscriptions. Portraiture and religious architecture share the composition, supported by the brown, green and yellow palette. A predominantly brown, green, and yellow treatment gives the imagery and official lettering a consistent visual register.

Reverse

Jerusalem’s Dome of the Rock anchors the reverse amid English and Farsi text, with flowers continuing the decorative language of the front. The architecture remains the clear focal point while the ornament softens the surrounding field. Tones of brown, green, and yellow unify the pictorial subject, lettering and repeated indicators of value.

Collector’s Insight

For collectors, this later issue shows how durable that religious-political design became. Its appeal is less about a new pictorial concept than about following a familiar composition through time, which makes it especially useful in chronological collections of modern Iranian circulation notes.

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Serial number and prefix may vary from the reference image.