Afghan pul

50 Afghan pul coin (1980)
First side of the image: Obverse: Emblem of Afghanistan (1980). The text above reads دافغانستان دموکراتيک جمهورے دولت ('The Democratic Republic of Afghanistan'), and below it reads ١٣٥٩ ('1359' in Afghan calendar, equivalent to 1980).
Second side of the image: Reverse: Denomination surrounded with star at periphery. The texts read پنحوس ('Fifty Pul') and پولى٥٠.

Afghan pul (Pashto: پول [pol]; Dari: پل [pʰʊl]) is the one-hundredth subdivision of the Afghan afghani, which has been the official currency of Afghanistan since the 1920s. All pul coins have been demonetized.

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