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| 表面の説明 | Olive-green and orange note with a finely engraved vignette of the bust of Queen Nefertiti at right, rendered in intaglio against a radiating guilloche underprint in orange. The denomination in Arabic calligraphy occupies the centre, flanked by ornate floral rosettes at each corner, with the title of the issuing authority in an arabesque cartouche at upper centre. A large white oval watermark window appears at left, with the Minister of Finance signature and title inscription below it. |
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| 署名 | Salah Hamad |
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The "mule" designation here refers to a mismatched pairing of printing elements — obverse and reverse plates drawn from different series or printings combined in a single production run, an error that slipped through quality control at the Postal Printing House. Mule errors from Egyptian small-denomination notes of this period are genuinely uncommon in collector literature, partly because the notes circulated heavily at face value and survivors in any condition are underrepresented in Western collections.
Salah Hamad signed across multiple Egyptian Ministry of Finance issues of the 1990s, so the signature alone does little to narrow provenance — the mule pairing is the only meaningful diagnostic here.