The United Arab Emirates 50 Dirham banknote was introduced by the United Arab Emirates Central Bank in 2011. At the center of its front side is the countrys emblem while at the right side is an oryxs head with a silver foil stamp. Featured on its reverse design is the Fort Jahili at Al Ain and a saker falcon. The banknote measures 151 x 64 mm and has a 3-mm wide color-shifting windowed security thread that has a demetalized AUE 50. The paper bill also has a watermark reflecting a saker falcons head with an electrotype 50 and a coffee pot. This particular paper bill is in uncirculated condition.