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1940 - Egypt PIC 189b 10 Piastres banknote UNC
1940 - Egypt PIC 189b 10 Piastres banknote UNC 

1940 - Egypt PIC 189b 10 Piastres banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Egipto Pic 189b
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  • 2.20€

  • Ex Tax: 2.00€


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Egypt 10 Piastres banknote associated with 1940, catalogued as Pick P189b and graded UNC. The note features a dull purple and blue colour scheme over a multicolour underprint.

The front design includes the Sphinx and pyramids at the right, while the reverse shows the Mosque of Mohamed Ali at the Citadel on the left. A watermark depicting Tutankhamen’s mask is also recorded for this Pick reference. The catalog entry places the note within Arabic Series 1–2.

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What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a banknote from Egypt with a denomination of 10 Piastres. The product title associates the note with 1940 and identifies it as an UNC example. No additional design or historical details are provided in the listing.

What identification details are given for this Egyptian banknote?

The supported identification details are Egypt as the country, 10 Piastres as the denomination, and 1940 as the year associated with the note. The listing does not specify whether this year refers to issuance, printing, or circulation.

What catalog reference is listed for the banknote?

The listing gives the catalog reference as “Egipto Pic 189b.” This identifies the specific cataloged note presented on the product page and should not be confused with a separate cataloguing system or reference not stated in the listing.

What condition is stated for this banknote?

The listing identifies the banknote as UNC, a standard uncirculated-grade notation used in collecting. This answer reflects only the grade stated in the product listing and does not add further claims about the note’s physical condition.