Product Description
TBB.B631a (P116): 1,000 Syrian pounds Date: 2013 - Grade: UNC - Signature: 17/ Mayalah - Prefix:A24 - Description: Colour: Green, purple, red, and yellow. Front: Arabic text; ancient Roman amphitheater in Bosra. Back: English text; tile mosaic of grape harvest from ancient Roman ruins in As-Suwayda; olive branches. 4-mm wide windowed holographic security thread with demetalized .ل.س ١٠٠٠ SP1000. Watermark: Electrotype eagle coat of arms and 1000. Printer: (Goznak).Size: 155 x 65 mm. - Material: Paper
2013 - 2017 Issues
Adib Mayala, governor of the Central Bank of Syria, stated that the new 500-pound notes are made of better-quality materials “in a way to reflect the cultural and historical image of Syria and protect the banknotes from getting worn out.” The 1,000-pound note was originally expected to follow by September 2014, but wasn’t introduced until July 2015. The 2,000-pound note is dated 2015, but wasn’t introduced until July 2017. All three notes have their denomination numerals vertically microperforated at right front.
Source: The Banknotebook
