Egyptian 5 Pound Banknote Issued 2001

Egyptian Pound banknotes were issued in different denominations by The Central Bank of Egypt, including this 5 Egyptian Pound banknote (lbn Toulon Mosque). This 5 EGP banknote forms part of the current series of Egyptian Pound banknotes. This 5 EGP banknote was issued in 2001 and are currently in circulation in Egypt.
This 5 EGP banknote is green in colour. The front has an image of the Mosque of Ibn Tulun which is located in Cairo, Egypt. It is the oldest mosque in Egypt. The reverse side shows middle- Pharaonic engraving of god Hapi. Hapi was the god of the annual flooding of the Nile in ancient Egyptian religion.
If you have any 5 EGP banknotes, you can exchange them for cash now. The process is simple:.

• Indicate the quantity of 5 EGP banknotes you want to exchange.
• Click the ‘Add to Account’ button
• Your online account will update to show the exchange value.

If you have additional notes and coins you wish to exchange, please follow the steps above. Once you are finished, head over to checkout to complete the transaction and you will receive payment within 5 days of us receiving your currencies. Do not delay, add your 5 EGP banknote (lbn Toulon Mosque) to your account now and get cash for your Egyptian Pound banknotes.