According to an article in AhramOnline dated 5 December 2018, the Central Bank of Egypt plans to introduce polymer banknotes by 2020 to ease cash movement, reduce printing costs, and improve the quality of notes. Courtesy of Aditya Kulkarni.Read More…
Like B328, but with denomination as registration device. Courtesy of Dmitry Svobodin.Read More…
According to various articles, on 3 November 2016 Egypt floated its currency after a 48 percent devaluation of the Egyptian pound. With this move, the face value of its largest banknote, the 200-pound note (B335), falls to just US$13. Expect prices of modern Egyptian notes to be volatile until theRead More…
Like B331, but with 4-mm wide windowed thread at left, with demetalized 20, Twenty Pounds in Arabic, and coat of arms. a. 08.02.2016 – 01.11.2017. Sig. 13: Amer. Courtesy of Gylfi Snorrason.Read More…
Like B332, but with 4-mm wide windowed thread at right center, with demetalized 50, Fifty Pounds in Arabic, and coat of arms. 02.03.2015. Sig. 12: Hafez. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson and Max Keller.Read More…
Like B337a, but new signature (Amer). 29.12.2015 – 08.01.2018. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.Read More…
Like B341a, but new signature (Amer). 10.12.2015 – 05.11.2017.Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.Read More…
Like B336a, but new signature (Amer). 16.12.2015 – 24.04.2018. Courtesy of Sejin Ahn.Read More…
Like B340a, but new signature (Amer). 24.08.2015 – 06.01.2019. There is also a minor change in the Arabic spelling of the word HUNDRED at right front. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson and Warszawski.Read More…
Like B331f, but new signature (Amer). 03.02.2016 – 10.02.2016. Courtesy of Thomas Augustsson.Read More…