Issuer | Egypt |
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Issuing bank | Central Bank of Egypt |
Period |
Arab Republic of Egypt (1971-date)
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Type | Standard banknote |
Years | 2007-2013 (2007-2014) |
Value | 200 Pounds 200 EGP = USD 4.22 |
Currency | Pound (1916-date) |
Composition | Paper |
Size | 165 × 74 mm |
Shape | Rectangular |
Number | N# 207260 |
References |
P# 69,
Tracy L. Schmidt (editor); 2019. Standard Catalog of World Paper Money. Modern issues 1961-present (25th edition). Krause Publications, Iola, Wisconsin, United States.
MHB# M2(200 L.E.) And 2 more volumes.
Magdy Hanafy; 2021. موسوعة وكتالوج العملات المصرية - البنكنوت المصرى = Encyclopedia & Catalogue of Egyptian Money - Egyptian Banknotes (2nd edition). Friends Group For Philately & Numismatics, Cairo.
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Violet, brown, and green on multicolour underprint.
Qani-Bay Mosque Al-Rammah at right-centre.
Script: Arabic
Lettering:
٢٠٠
جنيه
البنك المركزى المصرى
مئتا جنيه
مسجد قانيباى الرماح ٩٠٨ هـ - ١٥٠٣ م
The mosque of Qani-Bay 908H (1503)
200 Pounds
Translation:
Central Bank of Egypt
Two Hundred Pounds
200
Pounds
The Seated Scribe at left-center and a Pharaonic cartouch at right-center
Script: Latin
Lettering:
CENTRAL BANK OF EGYPT
TWO HUNDRED POUNDS
200 POUNDS
Seated scribe and electrotype 200
On the right 3-mm wide windowed thread with demetalized 200 and TWO HUNDRED POUNDS in Arabic.
To the left 1.5-mm wide solid security thread with demetalized 200 POUNDS in Arabic
© Gamal El-Gamassy (CC BY-NC-SA)
Farouk El-Okdah (2) (FO²) | Governor, Central Bank of Egypt | |
Hisham Ramez (HR) | Governor, Central Bank of Egypt |
Information:
The Mosque of Qani-Bay, located in Cairo, Egypt, is a splendid architectural marvel commissioned by Mamluk Sultan Qansuh al-Ghuri and completed in 1503. Its design embodies the quintessence of Mamluk architecture, featuring intricate carvings, marble inlays, and geometric patterns that adorn its walls and ceilings. The mosque's grand entrance portal, spacious courtyard, and ornate interior reflect the skilled craftsmanship and artistic expression of its era.
The Seated Scribe is an ancient Egyptian statue crafted during the Old Kingdom period around 2500 BCE. Carved from limestone with remarkable detail, it portrays a seated scribe holding a papyrus scroll on his lap. Unlike idealized sculptures of the time, this statue captures the individual features of the scribe, highlighting the importance of literacy and record-keeping in ancient Egyptian society. Discovered in 1850 at Saqqara, Egypt, by Auguste Mariette, it now resides in the Louvre Museum in Paris, France. This iconic artwork serves as a testament to the skill of ancient Egyptian artisans and offers valuable insights into the cultural significance of writing and administration in ancient Egypt.
"Hetep bo Kemet" is an ancient Egyptian phrase that translates to "Peace be upon Egypt" or "Offering to the land of Egypt." It was commonly used in ancient Egyptian inscriptions and texts as a form of greeting or blessing, expressing goodwill and reverence for the land of Egypt. This phrase reflects the deep spiritual and cultural connection that ancient Egyptians had with their homeland, emphasizing the importance of harmony and prosperity within the nation. Today, it serves as a reminder of the rich cultural heritage and enduring legacy of ancient Egypt.
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Date | Signatures | VG | F | VF | XF | AU | UNC | Frequency | ||||||
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2007 | FO² | 3% | ٢٠٠٧; Replacement note;(100/ى) | |||||||||||
ND (2009-2012) | FO² | 63% | ٢٠١٢-٢٠٠٩; 12.01.2009 - 28.11.2012;(17/ى) to(68/ى) | |||||||||||
2010 | FO² | 5% | ٢٠٠٩; Replacement note;(200/ى) ----> Please change the year to 2009 | |||||||||||
2013 | HR | 3% | ٢٠١٣; Replacement note;(200/ى) | |||||||||||
2013-Jun-27 | HR | 0% | Special Replacement note;(999/ى) | |||||||||||
ND (2013-2014) | HR | 34% | ٢٠١٤-٢٠١٣; 04.02.2013 - 07.04.2014;(69/ى) to(97/ى) |
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