Overview
Celebrate the ancient heritage of the Levant with this striking 1000 Pounds banknote from Syria. Released as part of the 2013 issue series by the Central Bank of Syria, this note pays tribute to Syria’s rich archaeological legacy, spanning classical Roman architecture and intricate ancient mosaic artwork. Preserved in pristine Uncirculated (UNC) condition, it features sharp corners, firm paper, and vivid green and golden-yellow hues.

Key Features & Details:
Country: Syria

Denomination: 1000 Syrian Pounds (Lira)

Year of Issue: 2013 (AH 1435 / AD 2013)

Catalog Number: Pick #115 (P-115)

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

Obverse (Front): Features the ancient Roman Theatre at Bosra (Bosra Amphitheater), a famed 2nd-century UNESCO World Heritage site, alongside the Syrian coat of arms (Hawk of Quraish) and geometric star patterns.

Reverse (Back): Displays a Roman-era floor mosaic from As-Suwayda depicting figure figures harvesting grapes from vines, accompanied by olive branches and grape cluster designs.

Serial Number: A/44 2012233 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)

Collector Value:
Syrian banknotes issued during the 2010s are highly popular among world currency collectors due to their elaborate historical artwork, advanced security features, and limited circulation outside the region. Finding pristine Uncirculated examples with vibrant color preservation makes this piece a valuable addition to any Middle Eastern or world note collection.