Overview

Add a classic Central Asian currency piece to your collection with this uncirculated 200 So’m banknote from Uzbekistan. Issued in 1997 by the Central Bank of Uzbekistan, this note features vibrant green, yellow, and blue tones. The obverse displays the national coat of arms, while the reverse highlights the famous 17th-century mosaic artwork from the Sher-Dor Madrasah in Registan Square, Samarkand. Preserved in Uncirculated (UNC) condition.

Key Features & Details:

Country: Uzbekistan

Denomination: 200 So’m

Year of Issue: 1997

Catalog Number: Pick #80 (P-80)

Condition: UNC (Uncirculated) – Crisp, clean, and flat with zero folds, pinholes, or handling marks.

Obverse (Front): State Emblem of Uzbekistan set against traditional national geometric pattern work.

Reverse (Back): Depicts the famous mosaic from the facade of the Sher-Dor Madrasah (Sherdor Madrasasi) in Samarkand, portraying a lion/tiger carrying a rising sun with a human face on its back.

Dimensions: 144 × 78 mm

Serial Number: BQ 0134210 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)

Collector Value:

Central Asian paper money from the 1990s is highly prized for its rich Islamic decorative art and historical regional iconography. In pristine Uncirculated condition, this 1997 issue makes an excellent addition to any world currency collection.