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| 正面铭文 | مصرف سورية المركزي | خمسمئة ليرة سورية | OPERA HOUSE | دار الأوبرا | ١٤٣٤ هـ - ٢٠١٣ م | ٥٠٠ |
| 背面描述 | The central vignette reproduces an ancient mosaic scene of robed musicians playing lyres and other instruments, identified by the inscription 'Oldest Musical Note' in both English and Arabic, referencing the world's earliest known musical notation. Overlaid at lower centre is a vignette of a cuneiform clay tablet, underscoring Syria's ancient cultural heritage. The right margin carries an intricate blue arabesque border panel with a repeated multicoloured geometric star medallion and two gold square ornamental devices. |
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Syria's turn to Goznak for this issue reflects the practical realities of the civil war years — Western security printers had become inaccessible to the Assad government by the early 2010s due to sanctions and political pressure, pushing Damascus toward Moscow for currency production. Russia's state printing works has supplied banknotes to a number of sanctioned or diplomatically isolated governments over the decades, and the relationship was a natural one given the broader Syrian-Russian alignment during the conflict.
Notes from this period circulated under extraordinary stress, with parallel economies, counterfeiting pressure, and territorial fragmentation all compressing the lifespan of individual pieces.