Egyptian 50 Pound Banknote, Central Bank, Abu Haribah Mosque/Ancient Egyptian Temple/Nile Ship, Unused, UNC | Year, Serial Number, and Signature Random | GoldSilverJapan

 Thank you for visiting GoldSilverJapan. This is a 50 Egyptian Pounds banknote issued by the Central Bank of Egypt.

 These banknotes feature a design that evokes a sense of Egyptian history and culture, combining Islamic architecture and ancient Egyptian civilization on opposite sides. While based on calm brown and maroon tones, they incorporate intricate geometric patterns and security elements throughout.

 The surface features a large depiction of the historic Islamic building, the Abu Hariba Mosque, located in Cairo. The mosque is described as having been built around 1479-1481, and its distinctive dome, minaret, and intricate architectural decorations are rendered in meticulous detail.

 The top of the mosque features Arabic lettering indicating the Central Bank of Egypt, and the Arabic notations for the face value "50" and "50 pounds" are also visible. Anti-counterfeiting technology has also been incorporated, such as the placement of wide security threads on the left side of the mosque.

 The reverse side features a design themed around ancient Egypt. A large depiction of an ancient Egyptian temple with impressive colonnades is shown from the center to the right, while a Nile River sailing ship used in ancient Egypt is depicted on the left.

 The top features an ancient Egyptian-style design with outstretched wings, and the English text "CENTRAL BANK OF EGYPT" and "FIFTY POUNDS" can also be seen.

 The banknote combines a mosque, symbolizing the Islamic era, with a temple and a Nile ship, symbolizing ancient Egyptian civilization, on the front and back of a single banknote, creating a highly collectible design that evokes Egypt's long history.

 Furthermore, the watermark features a portrait of King Akhenaten and the face value "50". It also incorporates multiple security features, such as a fluorescent pattern that appears under UV light that differs from normal light.

 Product information

 Country of issue: Egypt
 Issuing authority: Central Bank of Egypt
 Face value: 50 Egyptian Pounds
 Type: Regular circulating banknotes / Banknotes from the Central Bank of Egypt
 Publication period: 2016-2026
 Material: paper
 Size: Approximately 160 x 70 mm
 Reference number: P#75
 Surface design: Abu Hariba Mosque
 Reverse design: Ancient Egyptian temple, sailing ship on the Nile River
 Watermark: King Akhenaten, face value "50"
 Security: Security threads, UV response, etc.
 Languages: Arabic / English
 Condition: Unused (UNC)
 Year: Random
 Serial number: Random
 Signature: Random

 [Important] Regarding the banknotes you will receive

 The images shown are for illustrative purposes only. The year, serial number, and signature on the banknotes you receive will be random and may differ from the images shown.

 Therefore, this product does not guarantee that you will receive banknotes with a specific year, serial number, or signature. Please understand this in advance.

 This type of banknote features different signatures from the Governor of the Central Bank of Egypt depending on the issuance date. While the document shows signatures of Tarek Hassan Amer and Hassan Abdallah, the signature on the banknote you receive will vary depending on the stock.

 This product features a basic banknote design, a denomination of 50 Egyptian pounds, and a distinctive design depicting the Abu Hariba Mosque, an ancient Egyptian temple, and a Nile ship.

 This item is recommended not only for those interested in ancient Egypt, pharaohs, King Akhenaten, the Nile River, ancient temples, and Islamic architecture, but also for those who collect world banknotes, foreign banknotes, and Middle Eastern and African banknotes.

 Why not add this striking 50-pound banknote to your collection? It allows you to enjoy the cultures of two different eras—the Islamic period and ancient Egyptian civilization—all in one.