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| Uitgever | Egyptian Ministry of Finance |
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| Jaar | 1952-1958 |
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| Vorm | Rectangular |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | جمهورية مصر عشرة قروش أوراق عملة رسمية صدرت بمقتضى القانون رقم ٥٠ لسنة ٤٠ وزير المالية والاقتصاد مصلحة المساحة المصرية |
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| Varianten | P#175a(1) - watermark: pyramids signature: Abdul Gueleel El Emary (1954) P#175a(2) - watermark: pyramids signature: Abdel Hamid El Sherif (4/1954 - 8/1954) P#175a(3) - watermark: pyramids signature: Abdel Moneim El Kaissouny (8/1954 - 1956) P#175b - watermark: crown and letters |
| Opmerkingen |
Egypt's monarchy fell in July 1952, and the transitional period before the republic was formally declared in June 1953 produced exactly this kind of administrative ambiguity — Ministry of Finance small notes continuing under bureaucratic momentum while the political ground shifted entirely beneath them. The three-star flag motif on this series marked the short-lived republican symbolism before Nasser's United Arab Republic redesigns swept it away.
Three signatories appear across the issue's run, with Abdel Hamid El Sherif's tenure lasting a mere four months. The Survey of Egypt, operating continuously since the early nineteenth century, handled production entirely in-house — one of the few countries where the national mapping authority doubled as the banknote printer.