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50 Syrian Pounds

发行方 Central Bank of Syria
年份 2009-2021
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设计师 Robert Kalina
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正面描述 The central vignette presents a Ugaritic cuneiform clay tablet in warm ochre tones, set against a background vignette of stone-carved inscriptions, evoking the ancient alphabetic heritage of Syria. To the upper centre, the Arabic bank title مصرف سورية المركزي appears in bold calligraphic script, with two facsimile signatures and a dual date in both Hijri and Gregorian calendars below. A geometric Islamic star ornament in gold and grey guilloche occupies the left-centre area, while the denomination numeral ٥٠ appears in large intaglio print to the lower left and right margins.
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背面描述 The left portion of the reverse carries an intaglio vignette of the Al-Assad National Library in Damascus, rendered in grey and ochre tones against a finely engraved architectural background. A blue-tinted statue of Hafez al-Assad stands in the foreground on its inscribed pedestal. The denomination numeral 50 appears in large print at both lower left and upper right, flanked on the right by a concentric-square guilloche panel, with the English inscriptions CENTRAL BANK OF SYRIA and FIFTY SYRIAN POUNDS printed along the upper and lower margins respectively.
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Robert Kalina is best known for designing the entire euro banknote series adopted in 2002, making his involvement here an unusual assignment — a staff designer at the Oesterreichische Nationalbank producing notes for a foreign central bank through the OeBS printing arm. The arrangement was not uncommon for OeBS, which has supplied security printing services to numerous Middle Eastern states.

The 2009 issue date places the first printing just two years before the Syrian civil war began in 2011. The series remained nominally valid through 2021, though by that point the Syrian pound had lost the overwhelming majority of its exchange value through sanctions, monetary financing of the conflict, and near-total collapse of foreign reserves.

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