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200 Pounds

Issuer Central Bank of Sudan
Year 2019
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Currency Third pound (2011-date)
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Reverse description The reverse carries a central vignette of Red Sea underwater flora and fauna, with Anthias fish rendered in naturalistic colour amid tube corals and reef corals. A nautilus motif occupies the upper right corner, while the Central Bank of Sudan logo is placed at the upper left. The denomination and issuer legends are inscribed in English across the lower and upper registers.
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Sudan's Central Bank turned to Goznak in Moscow for this issue — a pairing that reflects the Sudanese government's longstanding economic alignment with Russia during a period when Western printing houses were effectively off-limits due to sanctions. The 2019 date places this note in the final months of Omar al-Bashir's thirty-year presidency, which collapsed in April of that year following mass protests and a military coup.

The watermark-only security specification is notably sparse for a high-denomination note, suggesting either cost constraints or expedited production timelines during a politically unstable period.

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