Egyptian 25 Piaster 1967 (1967–1975) Banknote Description | Issued by the Central Bank
 basic information
 • Country of issue: Egypt
 • Issuer: Central Bank of Egypt
 • Publication period: 1967-1975 (United Arab Republic period, Arab Republic period)
 • Face value: 25 piastres (0.25 Egyptian pounds)
 • Material: Paper
 • Size: 140 x 70 mm
 • Shape: Rectangle
 • Status: Already demonetized
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 Surface design
 The obverse features the "Statue of the Rise of Egypt," in blue, green, and gray-brown tones with an orange undertone on the background, symbolizing Egyptian pride and independence.
 Surface inscription (Arabic):
 • Central Bank of Egypt
 • 25 piastres
 • Signature of the Bank Governor
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 Back design
 The reverse features the coat of arms of the United Arab Republic (an eagle with two stars) surrounded by wheat, cotton, and corn, emphasizing Egypt's agricultural and economic independence.
 Text on the back (in English):
 • Central Bank of Egypt
 • 25 Twenty-Five Piastres
 • United Arab Republic
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 Security
 • Watermark: Ancient Egyptian Scribe
 • Security thread: metal strip
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 Historical Significance
 This 25-piaster banknote is the first of its series produced by the Central Bank of Egypt's printing works and has the following features:
 • First banknote with security thread
 • First time adopting replacement system
 • Maximum of 1,000,000 serial numbers per prefix
 At the time of issue, Egypt was in a critical period of transition from the United Arab Republic to an Arab Republic, and this banknote reflects that historical context.
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 Collector's Information
 • Catalog number: Pick#42, MHB#M4
 • Collectible value: This is one of the most popular denominations of Egyptian banknotes, and those in particularly good condition and with early serial numbers fetch high prices.