20 Dinars “Pacha” Ettounsi; 1st. type

Obverse

Polychrome printing predominantly red, blue and purple.
Background composed of a view of the Sidi Mehrez mosque in Tunis and the entrance to the Palace of the Chamber of Deputies. In the center, Kheireddine “Pacha” Ettounsi (1822-1890), grand vizier of the regency of Tunis then of the Ottoman Empire, represented on horseback with his sword in hand. The labels are printed in Arabic in the center at the top in a cartridge.
Above the signatures, the date of issue "1992-11-7". The value "20" is printed in green and blue and repeated in two opposite angles. The numbering is printed in black in two opposite corners with a prefix “E/1 to E/17” and a 7-digit number.

Script: Arabic

Lettering:
البنك المركزي التونسي
عشرون دينارا

Translation:
Central Bank of Tunisia
Twenty Dinars

Reverse

Background consisting of a tram, buildings and palm trees with a man carrying on his back one of olive branches. In the center, a dove, the Tunisian flag and the number "7", which is often found throughout the presidency of Ben Ali ... he was elected on November 7, 1987! The indication on "7" means "Tunisia above all" The value "20" is printed in purple and repeated in the corners of the drawing.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
Banque Centrale de Tunisie
Vingt Dinars

Translation:
Central Bank of Tunisia
Twenty Dinars

SF-096