Egyptian 25 Piaster Banknote (1998-2008 Issue) - Ideal for Collection, Investment, and Interior Decoration
 ⚠️Please be careful⚠️
 This product is an actual circulating banknote. The year, signature, and serial number may differ from the photo. Please note that the image is for reference only. Please note that the issue date and serial number of the banknote are random.
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 What is the Egyptian 25 piastre banknote?
 The Egyptian "25 Piaster banknote" is a small denomination banknote issued by the Central Bank of Egypt between 1998 and 2008. The Piaster is a subsidiary unit of the Egyptian Pound (EGP), with 1 pound equal to 100 Piasters.
 The 25 piastre banknote was widely used in Egypt due to its large circulation, but it is now gradually disappearing from circulation and has become a popular collector's item.
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 Specifications and features of banknotes
 • Country of issue: Arab Republic of Egypt
 • Issuing bank: Central Bank of Egypt
 • Denomination: 25 piastres (0.25 pounds)
 • Publication period: 1998-2008 (continued design from the 1985 edition)
 • Size: 129 x 70 mm
 • Material: Paper
 • Shape: Rectangle
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 The appeal of design
 Surface design
 The obverse features the Al-Sayida Aisha Mosque, with its purple and pale lilac color scheme against a background of intricate geometric patterns, symbolizing the grandeur and beauty of Islamic architecture.
 Back design
 The reverse side features a large Egyptian eagle, flanked by crops such as corn, cotton, and wheat, symbolizing the wealth of agriculture that supports Egypt's economic foundation, and also signifying the nation's prosperity and independence.
 Watermark
 The watermark on the 25 piastre banknote is a portrait of King Tutankhamun. The larger version was used for the notes issued from 1985 to 2006, while the smaller version was used for the notes issued from 2004 to 2008. Collecting both types is one way to enjoy the banknotes.
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 Historical background
 The 25 piastre banknote has been in use in Egypt for many years since its design was redesigned in 1985. At the time of its issue, Egypt was in the midst of economic reform and was seeking to stabilize its monetary system with the support of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank.
 Therefore, these banknotes are not just a means of everyday payment, but also a commemorative symbol of a period of change in the Egyptian economy. Currently, the number of these notes in circulation has decreased significantly, and they have gained increased historical and cultural value.
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 Collection value
 1. Design: Beautiful banknotes that combine Islamic architecture and the national emblem.
 2. Scarcity: New issuance has ceased since 2008, making it difficult to obtain even locally.
 3. Variations: There are multiple types with different watermarks and signers.
 4. International demand: Egypt is a tourist destination and is popular among fans of ancient civilizations and banknote collectors.
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 About the condition
 • This product is a banknote that was actually in circulation, so it may show some signs of use (creases, wrinkles, discoloration, etc.).
 • The photos are for reference only and the year, signature and serial number of the banknotes you receive may differ.
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 Recommended for:
 • Those who want to expand their collection of world banknotes
 • People interested in ancient Egyptian civilization and Islamic architecture
 • People who want to frame it as an interior decoration and enjoy an exotic atmosphere
 • People who are considering investing in a collection with an eye on future scarcity value
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 summary
 The Egyptian 25 Piaster banknote is more than just a currency; it is a piece that tells the story of Egyptian history, culture, and economy. With its beautiful design and historical background, it is suitable for both collection and investment. The year, signature, and serial number are random, but each one has its own unique charm and is truly one-of-a-kind.
 Take this opportunity to experience the history of the world at your fingertips.