200 Syrian Pounds Banknote UNC

Description

This 200 Syrian Pounds banknote was issued by the Central Bank of Syria in 2009 and forms part of the modern Syrian currency series. The note celebrates important historical monuments and engineering achievements that have become enduring symbols of Syrian civilization and cultural identity.

The obverse features the renowned Norias of Hama, the giant water wheels that once irrigated the surrounding region along the Orontes River. Also depicted is the historic Nur al-Din Mosque, an important architectural landmark dating back to the 12th century. The detailed design is complemented by Arabic inscriptions, intricate security elements, and elegant ornamental patterns.

The reverse displays decorative geometric motifs inspired by traditional Islamic art and architecture, reflecting the artistic heritage of the region. In UNC condition, the note retains crisp original paper, vibrant colours, and sharp printing details, making it an excellent addition to collections of Middle Eastern and world paper currency.