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1 Pound 100th Anniversary of Electricity in Egypt

Uitgever Central Bank of Egypt
Jaar 1996
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Beschrijving keerzijde The central device depicts a stylized Great Pyramid of Giza illuminated by radiating rays of light emanating from its apex, symbolizing the advent of electricity, with a decorative minaret or lamp post motif to the left. A bold lightning bolt or electric pylon element overlaps the pyramid in the foreground. The lower portion of the field bears the commemorative dates '١٨٩٦ - ١٩٩٦' (1896–1996) and the word 'ديسمبر' (December) beneath. The design is enclosed within a stylized cog-wheel border in the lower half and a toothed inner circle throughout, with the Arabic legend 'العيد المئوي للكهرباء في مصر' (The 100th Anniversary of Electricity in Egypt) arcing across the upper field in Kufic script.
Schrift keerzijde Arabic (Kufic)
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Aanvullende informatie

Egypt's national electricity network traces its practical origin to a concession granted to a Belgian company in 1893, which powered Cairo's first public lighting along certain central streets. The centennial fell during a period when Egypt was issuing commemorative gold at a pace that outstripped collector demand, and many issues from this run saw limited secondary market movement despite modest mintages.

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