1991 Syria 5 Pounds PMG 67 EPQ P-100e Superb Gem Unc Horse’s Head Watermark

1991 Syria 5 Pounds PMG 67 EPQ P-100e Superb Gem Unc Horse’s Head Watermark

Offered is a beautifully preserved 1991 Syria 5 Pounds banknote, certified PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated, catalogued as Pick #100e. With its high technical grade and intricate artwork, this note represents one of the most attractive examples of late 20th-century Syrian currency.

The obverse highlights Syria’s deep historical legacy with a detailed view of the Roman Theatre at Bosra, a UNESCO World Heritage site dating back to the 2nd century AD. Beside it stands the figure of a classical statue, reflecting the cultural richness of Syria as a cradle of ancient civilizations. A watermark of a horse’s head adds both security and artistry.

The reverse shifts focus to agriculture and industry, depicting farmers harvesting cotton alongside a view of a modern textile factory. This blend of themes emphasizes Syria’s dual identity as a land with ancient traditions and modern economic ambitions.

Graded PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem Uncirculated, this note is at the pinnacle of quality—boasting exceptional paper quality, sharp print detail, full originality, and outstanding eye appeal. Few examples of this type reach such elite condition.

Collector’s Value:
The 1991 5 Pounds note is admired for its balanced design, merging Syria’s classical past with its modern economic identity. In PMG 67 EPQ, it represents a rare opportunity for collectors to acquire a flawless, top-grade example of a note that circulated widely in its time. A superb addition for enthusiasts of Middle Eastern banknotes, ancient heritage themes, and high-grade world currency.