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1987 Egypt Five Pounds P.56b – aUnc

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Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque at centre, reverse depicting Hapi, the Ancient Egyptian god of the annual flooding of the river Nile.

Graded as  almost Uncirculated, light vertical crease to mid-right, else crisp.

(P.56b)

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Description

Country:Egypt

Issuing Bank:Central Bank of Egypt

Denomination:Five Pounds

Composition:Paper

Date:01.01.87 (YMMDDY = ٨٠١٠١٧ = 801017)

Signature:S Hamed (Signature. 18)

Serial:N/A

Obverse:Black on blue and multicolour underprint. Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque at centre

Reverse:Hapi, the Ancient Egyptian god of the annual flooding of the river Nile, bearing offerings to the centre

Diameter:145 x 70 mm

Grade:Almost Uncirculated, light vertical crease to mid-right, else crisp

References:P.56b

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