Overview

Issued by the Central Bank of Egypt, this 25 Piastres note is the smallest denomination in the modern Egyptian series, pairing a Cairo mosque with the national coat of arms. Supplied from an original bank bundle, each note is fresh and uncirculated.

Key Features & Details:

• Country: Egypt
• Denomination: 25 Piastres (Quarter Egyptian Pound)
• Material: Paper
• Condition: Uncirculated (UNC) – Crisp, unhandled note taken straight from an original bank bundle, with sharp corners and full original paper body.
• Obverse (Front): Al-Sayida Aisha Mosque in Cairo, geometric ornament, Arabic text of the Central Bank of Egypt, and serial number.
• Reverse (Back): The Eagle of Saladin national emblem flanked by wheat ears, English denomination text “TWENTY-FIVE PIASTRES”, and fine line engraving.
• Supply: Sold from an original bank bundle. You will receive a note from this bundle series – the serial number will differ from the note shown in the photograph.

Collector Value:

An inexpensive and readily collectible Egyptian note, ideal for world paper money starter sets and national emblem collections.