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The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
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The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
The product is unavailable in the catalog
The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
The product is unavailable in the catalog
The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
The product is unavailable in the catalog
The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise. -
The product is unavailable in the catalog
The T.A.P. Seal can only be found on authenticated banknotes encased in a collector grade mylar sleeve. The T.A.P. Seal serves as a promise that you are receiving authentic currency and is backed by the protection of Banknote World’s T.A.P. Promise.
The Egypt 50 Piastres Banknote was issued by the Central Bank of Egypt in 2006 in a color combination of green, purple, yellow, and orange. The obverse of the note depicts the Al-Azhar Mosque in Cairo. The reverse features a carving that illustrates Ramesses II fighting in a battle. It also shows a granite statue of Ramesses II holding a crook (heka) from the Museo Egizio in Turin, Italy, stylized papyrus flowers, a prow of a reed boat, and the name of Ramesses II in a cartouche. The banknote does not have a security thread, however, it carries the signature of Farouk Abd El Baky El Okda and a watermark that reflects the mask of King Tut-Ankh-Amon. It has dimensions of 135 x 70 mm and has the prefix #256-262. This particular paper bill is in uncirculated condition and has been TAP authenticated with a grade of 60-70.
