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Syria Banknote 5 syrian pound 1991 DIM 50 AED

Name: Syria Banknote 5 syrian pound 1991 DIM 50 AED
Price: 50 AED
Availability: InStock

AED 50

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Item Details

Age

10+ years

Condition

Almost no noticeable problems or flaws

Usage

Used an average amount, as frequently as would be expected

Posted on: 2nd April 2026

Description

🏦 General Information
Country: Syria 🇸🇾
Issuer: Central Bank of Syria
Denomination: 5 Syrian Pounds
Year: 1991
Hijri Date: AH 1412
Catalog Reference: Pick #100e (collector classification)
Condition: Appears uncirculated, sealed in a protective holder (DIM Currency)
🎨 Front Design (Obverse)
Main Colors: Light green, pastel blue, and soft multicolor geometric patterns
Language: Arabic
Main Text:
"مصرف سورية المركزي" (Central Bank of Syria)
"خمسة ليرات سورية" (Five Syrian Pounds)
Key Elements:
🏛️ Roman Amphitheater (center)
Likely depicts the famous Bosra Roman Theatre, one of the best-preserved ancient theaters in the world
🏺 Classical Statue (right side)
A stylized classical/Greek-inspired female figure holding a spear (symbol of history and strength)
🔢 Denomination “5”
Displayed in Arabic numerals on corners
🔵 Watermark Area (left circle)
Blank oval space where watermark appears when held to light
🔐 Security Features
Watermark (visible under light)
Fine geometric background patterns (anti-counterfeiting)
Serial number in black/red ink: T/226 763156
Intricate border designs and micro-details
🔄 Reverse Design

(Not shown in your image, but typically includes:)

Additional architectural or cultural imagery
Arabic text and denomination details
📦 Holder Information
Encapsulated by DIM Currency (KSA)
Label confirms:
“About Uncirculated”
Year: 2024 (likely grading/slab year, not note year)
💰 Collector Value (Approx.)
Circulated: $1 – $3
Uncirculated (like yours): $5 – $15+
Value may increase if:
Perfect condition (no folds, sharp corners)
Rare serial numbers
⭐ Interesting Facts
This note reflects Syria’s rich ancient history, especially Roman-era heritage
The Bosra Theatre is a UNESCO World Heritage site
Older Syrian notes are popular among collectors due to their artistic design and historical themes