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Egypt 5 Pounds lowest price buyer will receive 1 differnt serial number Note #B-2

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5 Pounds

✨ Unique serial number for each purchase πŸ’° Historical significance and collectible value πŸ” Measures 145 Γ— 70 mm πŸš€ Future rare item for your collection 🌍 Reflects the cultural heritage of Egypt

Description

IssuerEgyptΒ 
Issuing bankCentral Bank of Egypt
PeriodArab Republic of EgyptΒ (1971-date)
TypeStandard banknote
Years2001-2014
Value5 Pounds
5Β EGP = INR 8.66
CurrencyPound (1916-date)
CompositionPaper
Size145 Γ— 70Β mm
ShapeRectangular
Dive into the fascinating world of collectibles with this Egypt 5 Pounds banknote from the Central Bank of Egypt. Issued between 2001-2014, this standard banknote holds a value of 5 Pounds or 5 EGP, equivalent to INR 8.66. Made of paper, it measures 145 Γ— 70 mm and features a rectangular shape. Each purchase guarantees a unique serial number, adding a touch of exclusivity to your collection. This banknote offers a glimpse into the modern history of the Arab Republic of Egypt, reflecting the country's cultural and economic significance. With its intricate design and historical context, this piece appeals to both seasoned collectors and enthusiasts looking to start their numismatic journey. Its collectible value lies in its rarity, historical relevance, and aesthetic appeal, making it a prized addition to any collection. Whether you're a seasoned collector or a history buff, this Egypt 5 Pounds banknote is sure to captivate your interest.
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