The State Bank of Pakistan has a museum that is highly rated on the global index because of its unique story telling of the history of money. The museum explains how the barter system worked, graduating all the way to the era of crypto currency. In particular, it uses the coins of every era to display the empires that ruled this region. The museum also includes financial relics that show when Pakistan came into creation. Its first currency note in 1947 was drawn on the Bank of India. Later, Mohammed Ali Jinnah’s financial transactions were displayed followed by State Bank governors that gave policies to guide the bank. The museum is free to the public and an invaluable source of education for young people.
