Egypt

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Tutanhamen green)

This blue-green-colored Egyptian five egyptian pounds bill features the mask of the Egyptian King Tutankhamun. The words ‘central bank of Egypt’ are printed on the currency note.

You get: £0.03330

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (King Farouk)

This five egyptian pounds bill shows the image of King Farouk. On the £5 note a caption reads ‘national bank of Egypt’. Main colors of the note are grey, dark blue and black.

You get: £0.03330

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Pyramid)

The banknote of five egyptian pounds features the image of a pyramid. The words ‘national bank of Egypt’ are printed on the £5 pound note.

You get: £0.03330

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (National Bank building)

This five egyptian pounds banknote features the National Bank building in Cairo. The words ‘national bank of Egypt’ are printed on the note.

You get: £0.03330

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Mosque of Sultan Qala’un)

The banknote of ten pounds egyptian has an image of the Mosque of Sultan Qala’un in Cairo, Egypt. On the note a caption reads ‘national bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.06660

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Tutanhamen)

This ten egyptian pounds bill shows the mask of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. Text on the £10 EGP banknote reads ‘central bank of Egypt’, the issuing authority.

You get: £0.06660

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Sphinx)

This ten Egyptian pounds banknote features an image of the Egyptian Sphinx statue. Text on the £10 pound currency note reads ‘national bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.06660

1 EGP = £0.0066600000

1 Egyptian Pound banknote (Abu Simbel temple statues)

The banknote of one Egyptian pound features the image of Abu Simbel Temple in Nubia, Egypt. The brown-olive-purple £1 note contains the words ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.00823

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Ibn Toulon Mosque)

This five pounds banknote shows the Ibn Toulon Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. The words ‘central bank of Egypt’ are printed on the Egyptian £5 currency note.

You get: £0.04115

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Farao statue)

This violet-purple-colored Egyptian ten pounds note features the statue of a farao. Text on the £10 Egyptian pounds banknote reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.08230

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

20 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Chapel of Sesostris 2001)

This twenty pounds bill has an image of the Muhammad Ali Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. On the blue-green-orange banknote a caption reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.16460

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

50 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Abu Hariba Mosque 2001)

The Egyptian banknote of fifty pounds features the Abu Hariba Mosque and Edfu temple. Printed on the £50 note is the text ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.41150

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

100 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Sphinx)

The Egyptian currency note of one hundred pounds shows the Sultan Hassan Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. Text on the £100 banknote reads ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £0.82300

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

200 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Qani-Bay Mosque)

The banknote of two hundred pounds has an image of Qani-Bay Mosque in Cairo, Egypt. The £200 Egyptian pound note contains the words ‘central bank of Egypt’.

You get: £1.64600

1 EGP = £0.0082300000

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5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Tutanhamen green)

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (King Farouk)

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Pyramid)

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (National Bank building)

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Mosque of Sultan Qala’un)

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Tutanhamen)

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Sphinx)

1 Egyptian Pound banknote (Abu Simbel temple statues)

5 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Ibn Toulon Mosque)

10 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Farao statue)

20 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Chapel of Sesostris 2001)

50 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Abu Hariba Mosque 2001)

100 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Sphinx)

200 Egyptian Pounds banknote (Qani-Bay Mosque)

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