Pakistan P-57

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Pakistani rupee 

P-57b(1) 
Value: 100 rupees
Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan
Date: 2010

Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

Quaid-e-Azam Residence in Ziarat, Quetta

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah; numeral 100

Pakistan P-56

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Pakistani rupee 

P-56 - 2010 (1) 
Value: 50 rupees
Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan
Date: 2010

Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

K-2, second highest mountain of the world in northern areas of Pakistan

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah; numeral 20

Pakistan P-55

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Pakistani rupee 

P-55 - 2010 (1) 
Value: 20 rupees
Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan
Date: 2010

Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

Mohenjo-daro in Larkana District 

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah; numeral 20

Pakistan P-54

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Pakistani rupee 

P-54c(1) 
Value: 10 rupees
Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan
Date: 2010

Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

Bab-ul-Khyber, which is the entrance to the Khyber Pass, Khyber Agency, Federal Administered Tribal Areas

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah; numeral 10

Pakistan P-53

ISLAMIC REPUBLIC OF PAKISTAN
Pakistani rupee 

P-53c
Value: 5 rupees
Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan
Date: 2010

Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

Gwadar Sea Port, Balochistan Province

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah; numeral 5

Pakistan P-40

Country or State: PAKISTAN (Islamic Republic)
Currency: Pakistani rupee (ISO 4217 Code: PKR)

P-40(6)
Value: 50 rupees
Dimension: 154 × 73 mm
Features 

 Obverse:

Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

  Reverse:

Alamgiri Gate, the main entrance to the Lahore Fort

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

Date: ND (between 1999-2005) 

Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan 

Remark: with Urdu text line on upper center on back 

Signature: Ishrat Hussain (Governor of SBP from 1999 to 2005)

Pakistan P-39

Country or State: PAKISTAN (Islamic Republic)
Currency: Pakistani rupee (ISO 4217 Code: PKR)

P-39(6) 
Value: 10 rupees
Dimension: 141 × 73 mm
Features

 Obverse:

Muhammad Ali Jinnah (1876-1948), a Muslim lawyer, politician, statesman, and the founder of Pakistan. He served as Governor-General of Pakistan from 1947 until his death. He is popularly known in Pakistan as Quaid-e-Azam (Great Leader) and Baba-e-Qaum (Father of the Nation). 

Reverse:

Mohenjo Daro in Larkana District, Province of Sindh

Watermark: Muhammad Ali Jinnah 

Date: ND (between 1999-2005) 

Issued by: State Bank of Pakistan

Remark: with Urdu text line on upper center on back 

Signature: Ishrat Hussain (Governor of SBP from 1999 to 2005)