Syrian £200 banknote, 1997, P-109, issued by the Central Bank, Foreign banknote collection | GoldSilverJapan

 Product Description

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 This is a 200 Syrian pound banknote issued in 1997 by the Central Bank of Syria.

 The obverse features designs symbolizing Syrian history and culture, including the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Damascus, the equestrian statue of Saladin (Saladin), and the motif of a gold coin. The reverse features a cotton industry theme, depicting cotton fields, women harvesting cotton, and a spinning mill, making it a beautiful banknote that represents Syria's major industry.

 This is a popular banknote for foreign currency collections, Middle Eastern currency, world currency, and as a historical document.

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 Product information

 * Issuing country: Syria
 * Issuing authority: Central Bank of Syria
 * Face value: 200 Syrian pounds (200 SYP)
 * Publication year: 1997 (AH1418)
 * Catalog number: Pick P-109
 * Material: Paper
 * Size: Approximately 160 x 75 mm

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 design

 surface

 * The Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in Damascus
 * Equestrian statue of Saladin (Salah ad-Din / Saladin)
 * Gold dinar design
 * Arabic spelling
 * Signed by the Central Bank of Syria

 Back side

 * Cotton field
 * Women harvesting cotton
 * Cotton spinning mill
 * English notation

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 situation

 Please check the images provided for the condition of the item.

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 Please note

 * The image shown is a sample.
 * The serial number and signature on the banknotes you receive will be random and may differ from the image shown.
 * You will receive banknotes of the same type with the same year, design, and face value.

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 About GoldSilverJapan

 GoldSilverJapan handles collector's items from all over the world, including Japanese and international banknotes, old coins, silver coins, gold coins, commemorative coins, and antique coins.

 The product will be carefully packaged and shipped with waterproof and bend-resistant measures in place.

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 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

 Q. Is this real banknote?
 A. Yes. It is a genuine 200 Syrian pound banknote issued by the Central Bank of Syria.

 Q. Will I receive banknotes with the same serial number and signature as the one in the photo?
 A. No. The serial number and signature are random. The image shown is a sample and may differ from the actual banknote you receive.

 Q. What year was it published?
 A. Published in 1997 (AH1418).

 Q. What are the product dimensions?
 A. It is approximately 160 x 75 mm.

 Q. What is the condition?
 A. Please check the photos for the condition of the item. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us before purchasing.

 Q. Is it suitable for collection purposes?
 A. Yes. They are popular as collections of world banknotes, foreign banknotes, Middle Eastern banknotes, and Syrian banknotes.

 Q. Is it waterproof and resistant to breakage?
 A. Yes. At GoldSilverJapan, we take measures to prevent water damage and breakage, and we carefully pack and ship your items.

 Q. If I purchase multiple copies, will the serial number and signature be the same?
 A. We usually provide different items, but depending on stock availability, there may be some overlap.

 Q. Can this be used as a gift?
 A. Yes. It's also a great gift idea for anyone who loves world banknotes or collects from around the globe.

 Q. Does GoldSilverJapan sell any other foreign banknotes?
 A. Yes. GoldSilverJapan carries a wide variety of banknotes, antique coins, silver coins, gold coins, and commemorative coins from around the world, including Syria, Japan, China, Iran, Egypt, and Europe. Please take a look at our other products as well.

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