The banknote is a denomination of five dinars issued by the Monetary Authority of South Arabia, which was the official currency in the South Arabian Federation (formerly South Yemen). This historical currency was put into circulation on April 1, 1965, as a replacement for the East African Shilling, and was characterized by its high monetary and purchasing power and the stability of its value during its circulation period. Prominent details of the banknote: Issuing authority: Monetary Authority of South Arabia. Front design: In the center, a traditional sailing boat (dhow) is shown sailing in the waters of the Arabian Sea, with Mount Shamsan, the ancient city of Aden, and its historic port behind it. Serial number of the piece offered: G1803510. Printing company: Printed by the famous British company "Thomas De La Rue & Company Limited".