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Egyptian Pounds

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The Egyptian Pound was introduced as the currency of Egypt in 1834. One Egyptian Pound is divided into 100 piastres. The currency unit ‘pound’ exists in many countries with historical ties to Britain, like the former British protectorate of Egypt, currently the Arab Republic of Egypt.

We exchange both current and withdrawn Egyptian Pound banknotes. We also exchange Egyptian pound and piastre coins. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge.

To convert your leftover Egyptian Pounds to cash, select the type of Egyptian Pounds you want to exchange:

1 Egyptian Pound banknote (Sultan Quayet Bey Mosque)

1 Egyptian Pound banknote (Sultan Quayet Bey Mosque)

This one egyptian pound banknote features the Sultan Quayet Bey Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. The £1 banknote contains the words ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.00659

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

1 Egyptian Pound coin

1 Egyptian Pound coin

The Egyptian £1 coin features the mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. The text on the one pound coin is in Arabic and English. The bimetallic piece weighs 8.50 grams and measures 25.1mm across.

You get: £0.00592

1 EGP = £0.0059200000

0.50 Egyptian Pound coin (50 piastres)

0.50 Egyptian Pound coin (50 piastres)

The coin of 50 Piastres has the value of half an Egyptian pound. On the 50 piastres piece is the portrait of Cleopatra, ruler of Egypt, with a falcon on her head. The brass-plated steel coin weighs 6 1/2 grams and has a diameter of 23mm.

You get: £0.00296

1 EGP = £0.0059200000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Toulon Mosque

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Toulon Mosque)

The currency note of five pounds shows Toulon Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. Printed on the Egyptian 5 pounds banknote is the text ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.03295

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque obverse accepted for exchange

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque)

The banknote of five egyptian pounds shows the Ahmad ibn Tulun Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the £5 currency note a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.03295

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Al-Rifai Mosque) obverse

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Al-Rifai Mosque)

The note of ten pounds has an image of Al-Rifai Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. The reddish-brown-violet £10 bill contains the words ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.06590

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Pyramids obverse accepted for exchange

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Pyramids)

This Egyptian ten pounds bill has an image of the Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the £10 banknote a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.06590

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

20 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Chapel of Sesostris obverse accepted for exchange

20 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Chapel of Sesostris)

The Egyptian banknote of twenty pounds has an image of Muhammad Ali Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. The words ‘central bank of Egypt’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.13180

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

20 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Mohammed Ali Mosque

20 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Mohammed Ali Mosque)

This twenty egyptian pounds note has an image of the Mohammed Ali Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the banknote a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.13180

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

50 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Abu Hariba Mosque

50 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Abu Hariba Mosque)

The banknote of fifty Egyptian pounds shows an image of Abu Hariba Mosque in Edfu, Egypt. The £50 note contains the words ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.32950

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

100 Egyptian Pounds banknote - Al-Sayida Zainab Mosque obverse accepted for exchange

100 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Al-Sayida Zainab Mosque)

The banknote of one hundred pounds has an image of Al-Sayida Zainab Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. Printed on the £100 banknote is the text ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.65900

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1978-1979 issue)

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1978-1979 issue)

This twenty-five piastres banknote has an image of Al-Sayida Aisha Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the 0.25 EGP note a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.00165

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

25 Piastres banknote Egypt - 1980-1984 issue obverse accepted for exchange

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1980-1984 issue)

This twenty-five piastres bill shows the Al-Sayida Aisha Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the 0.25 Egyptian pound banknote a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.00165

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1967-1969 issue)

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1967-1969 issue)

The Egyptian banknote of twenty-five piastres features a sphinx and the coat of arms of Egypt. The words ‘central bank of Egypt’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.00165

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1985-2007 issue)

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1985-2007 issue)

The bill of twenty-five piastres has an image of Al-Sayida Aisha Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the currency note a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.00165

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

25 Piastres banknote Egypt - 1976 issue obverse accepted for exchange

25 Piastres banknote Egypt (1976 issue)

The Egyptian note of twenty-five piastres has an illustration of the sphinx and Egypt’s coat of arms. The banknote contains the words ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.00165

1 EGP = £0.0065900000

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