Egypt 200 Pounds Banknote – Qani Bay Mosque & the Seated Scribe

Egypt 200 Pounds Banknote – Qani Bay Mosque & the Seated Scribe

This is a genuine Egyptian 200-pound banknote (EGP), part of Egypt's official currency. Its design pairs two very different chapters of Egyptian history: Qani Bay Mosque, a historic Mamluk-era mosque in Cairo, and the Seated Scribe, a celebrated ancient Egyptian statue portraying a seated official at his writing duties — a figure who came to symbolize the importance of scribes and record-keeping in ancient Egyptian society. The note also carries a cartouche, the oval frame ancient Egyptians used to enclose a royal name.

Specifications

• Denomination: 200 Egyptian Pounds (EGP)
• Type: Banknote, paper
• Design: Qani Bay Mosque, the Seated Scribe, cartouche motif

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A genuine piece of Egyptian currency that pairs Cairo's Islamic architecture with a landmark of ancient Egyptian art.