Complete 1997-1998 Syria SYP banknote set (Pick #107-111) in UNC condition - featuring historical landmarks, Hafiz al-Assad, and Syrian economic themes. Includes protective packaging.
Collectors building a Syrian paper money collection often need to locate
several separate denominations before completing one connected issue
sequence. This Syria set of 5 banknotes UNC brings
together the complete denomination range from
50 to 1,000 Syrian Pounds from the coordinated
1997–1998 series.
The set includes Pick 107, 108, 109, 110 and 111,
creating an uninterrupted catalogue run across five different values.
Each note is supplied in UNC (Uncirculated) condition
and occupies a clearly defined position within the series.
Rather than functioning as a random assortment, the five-note group offers
a structured survey of one Syrian design family. Together, the notes
combine archaeological sites, architecture, transportation, agriculture,
industry and public infrastructure within a consistent Central Bank of
Syria issue format.
This product is suitable for collectors filling the complete
Pick 107–111 sequence, replacing circulated examples, comparing changes
in denomination and paper size, or adding a ready-organized Syrian series
to a Middle Eastern banknote collection.
Included denominations: 50, 100, 200, 500 and
1,000 Syrian Pounds.
Issue dates: The 200-Pound note is dated 1997,
while the 50-, 100-, 500- and 1,000-Pound notes are associated with
the 1998 issue.
Issuer: Central Bank of Syria.
Serial numbers, prefixes and minor catalogue varieties may differ from
the product photographs while retaining the listed denomination,
Pick reference and UNC condition.
The defining collector feature of this product is not simply the number
of notes. All five values belong to one connected catalogue sequence,
allowing the set to be studied as a complete visual and denomination
survey rather than as five unrelated Syrian banknotes.
As the values rise from 50 to 1,000 Pounds, the series moves through
several categories of imagery. Ancient cities and monuments appear beside
railways, dams, factories, agriculture and the petroleum sector. This
creates a practical way to compare how one banknote family presents
different subjects while maintaining a recognizable overall design
identity.
For a newer collector, the set establishes five consecutive catalogue
positions in one purchase. For an advanced collector, it provides a basis
for studying signatures, prefixes, watermark placement, dimensions and
sub-varieties within the same issue family.
Dealers can also catalogue the notes as one complete Pick 107–111 group
rather than mixing them with later Syrian designs that use different
dimensions, motifs and security arrangements.
Each denomination carries its own front-and-back design combination.
Collectors should record the denomination, Pick number, date and design
together when arranging the set in an album.
Front design: Citadel of Aleppo and the historic
water wheels of Hama on the Orontes River.
Back design: Al-Assad Library and
Abbasiyyin Stadium in Damascus.
Collection role: Lowest denomination in the set and
the opening position of the Pick 107–111 sequence.
Front design: Roman theatre at Bosra and a bust
associated with Emperor Philip the Arab.
Back design: Hejaz Railway locomotive and
Damascus Kanawat railway station.
Collection role: Connects archaeological imagery
with transport history in the second denomination of the series.
Front design: Monument to the Unknown Soldier and
the statue of Sultan Saladin.
Back design: Textile production and an energy
facility.
Collection role: The only 1997-dated denomination in
this five-note group and the central value in the sequence.
Front design: Ruins of Palmyra and a portrait
representation of Queen Zenobia.
Back design: Tabqa Dam on the Euphrates River and
agricultural irrigation with a tractor.
Collection role: The highest three-digit
denomination and an important variety position within the series.
Front design: Umayyad Mosque in Damascus and a
portrait of President Hafez al-Assad.
Back design: Petroleum industry, combine harvester
and cargo ship.
Collection role: Highest denomination included and
the final catalogue position in the complete five-note sequence.
Viewed together, the five banknotes provide more information than any
single denomination can show. Their designs can be organized into several
connected collector categories.
The Citadel of Aleppo, Bosra theatre and Palmyra ruins create three
separate visual reference points for identifying the lower and
middle denominations.
Religious architecture, monuments and institutional buildings are
distributed across the series rather than concentrated on one note.
Railway equipment, hydroelectric projects, public facilities and
maritime transport provide issue-specific identifiers on several
reverse designs.
Industrial and agricultural scenes distinguish the higher values and
create useful comparison points between the 200-, 500- and
1,000-Pound notes.
Portrait elements appear selectively within the series and should be
matched with the surrounding architecture, denomination and reverse
design.
Despite the variety of subjects, the notes retain a coordinated
design approach that helps identify them as one connected
1997–1998 banknote family.
The five Pick references are consecutive:
107, 108, 109, 110 and 111. This uninterrupted run is
one of the strongest reasons to catalogue the product as a complete
series rather than as a mixed Syrian banknote lot.
Each reference corresponds to one denomination:
Pick 107 for 50 Pounds, Pick 108 for 100 Pounds, Pick 109 for
200 Pounds, Pick 110 for 500 Pounds and Pick 111 for 1,000 Pounds.
Collectors should still inspect signatures and prefixes because a main
Pick number may include more than one recognized variety. Unless the
product option guarantees a particular sub-variety, the supplied note
may depend on available UNC stock.
The 500-Pound denomination is especially useful for collectors studying
sub-varieties. Examples catalogued under the main Pick 110 reference may
differ in signature combination, prefix or other issue-level details.
The Palmyra and Zenobia front design combined with the Tabqa Dam and
agricultural reverse provides the primary issue match.
More detailed collectors can record the exact signature and prefix
after receiving the set instead of assuming every Pick 110 note is
identical.
A particular sub-variety is supplied only when it is explicitly shown
or stated in the product selection. Otherwise, available UNC examples
may vary.
The notes should not be treated as identical sheets carrying different
numbers. Their physical formats and design proportions change across the
denomination sequence.
Comparing the notes side by side helps collectors observe changes in
width, height, border layout, portrait placement, serial positioning and
balance between the principal design and security areas.
All five banknotes are offered in
UNC (Uncirculated) condition. This grade is intended for
unused notes without circulation folds, writing, stains or general
handling wear.
Each note should remain clean and free from circulation grime,
writing, tape, mounting residue or prolonged wallet handling.
Corners should retain their defined shape, while edges should not
display the softening associated with circulation.
The notes should not be washed, pressed, trimmed, laminated or
deliberately altered to improve their visual appearance.
Minor characteristics caused by printing, cutting, mechanical counting,
original bundling or long-term storage should be evaluated separately
from actual circulation wear.
Authenticity and catalogue identification should be based on the complete
issue profile. A watermark or portrait alone is not enough when the
denomination, designs, dimensions, serial layout and security elements can
be examined together.
Inspect the applicable watermark in transmitted light without folding
or pressing the paper. Compare its position and clarity across all
five denominations.
Review the thread placement and visible characteristics on each note
because the arrangement may vary by denomination.
Examine background patterns, borders, small inscriptions and tonal
transitions for clear and consistent registration.
Check the numeral style, prefix, ink, alignment and position.
Supplied serial numbers may differ from the photographed examples.
Confirm that each front subject is paired with the correct reverse
design before assigning the note to a Pick position.
Verify denomination, Pick number, date, design combination, signature
and security layout as one complete identification profile.
Arrange the five notes in ascending denomination order:
50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 Syrian Pounds. This also preserves the
consecutive Pick 107–111 catalogue sequence.
Use individual collector-safe PVC-free sleeves that provide sufficient
clearance around every edge. Because the dimensions may differ across
the set, select the sleeve size for each denomination rather than forcing
every note into one format.
Store the notes flat and away from prolonged sunlight, high humidity and
excessive heat. Do not fold, laminate, trim or attach adhesive labels
directly to the paper.
Record the denomination, Pick number, date, signature, prefix and serial
number on separate album inserts. This preserves the notes while keeping
a detailed catalogue record of the complete set.
Complete the order using the secure payment methods currently displayed
during checkout. The five notes are placed in protective currency sleeves
and reinforced packaging suitable for collectible paper money.
Dispatch: Orders are normally prepared within
1–3 business days. Standard or registered delivery options depend on the
destination and the services displayed during checkout.
Packaging note: The supplied notes are protected
individually where appropriate. Serial numbers and prefixes may differ
from the photographed examples.
The stock quantity displayed on this page represents complete five-note
sets. Availability depends on all five denominations being ready in UNC
condition at the same time.
Individual serial numbers, prefixes, signatures or recognized
sub-varieties may differ between supplied sets unless a specific
combination is explicitly shown and guaranteed in the product selection.
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