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Sudan Banknote 100 pound 2021 DIM 40 AED

Name: Sudan Banknote 100 pound 2021 DIM 40 AED
Price: 40 AED
Availability: InStock

AED 40

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Item Details

Age

5-10 years

Condition

Almost no noticeable problems or flaws

Usage

Used an average amount, as frequently as would be expected

Posted on: 27th March 2026

Description

🪙 General Information
Country: Sudan 🇸🇩
Issuer: Central Bank of Sudan
Denomination: 100 Sudanese Pounds
Year: 2021
Catalog Reference: Pick #77b
Grading: Very Fine (VF 25) – graded by DIM Currency
Serial Number: GX 00125439
🎨 Front (Obverse) Design
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Main Features:
Arabic Text:
"بنك السودان المركزي" (Central Bank of Sudan)
"مائة جنيه سوداني" (One Hundred Sudanese Pounds)
Pyramids of Meroë:
Located on the right side
Represent Sudan’s ancient Nubian civilization
One pyramid is highlighted in green (security/design element)
Architectural Elements:
Traditional Sudanese buildings and heritage structures
Security Features:
Vertical security thread (dark strip)
Micro-pattern background (anti-counterfeiting)
Serial numbers printed in red and black
Raised print (tactile feel)
Signature:
Governor of the Central Bank (in Arabic)
🎨 Back (Reverse) Design

(Not shown in your image, but part of this note)

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Main Features:
Agriculture scenes 🌾 (important to Sudan’s economy)
Livestock and farming imagery
Irrigation / rural development themes
🎨 Colors & Style
Dominant colors:
Light brown / beige
Pink / reddish tones
Green highlights
Fine geometric Islamic patterns across the note
🔐 Security Features
Security thread (visible vertically)
Complex geometric background patterns
Serial numbers (matching on both sides)
Color-shifting design elements
Anti-copy microtext
📊 Condition (Very Fine – 25)
Clearly circulated note
Visible folds and wear
All details still readable
No major tears or missing parts
💰 Collector Value (Approx.)
In this condition (VF 25):
Around $2 – $6 USD 💵
Value depends on:
Condition
Serial number rarity
Demand for Sudanese notes
⭐ Interesting Fact

The pyramids shown are from Meroë, Sudan actually has more pyramids than Egypt, but they are less famous!