Syrian 2000 Pounds Banknotes | Lot of 4 Notes

Obverse | Umayyad Mosque & Bashar al-Assad

The front of each 2,000-pound banknote combines two recognizable subjects. At the center appears the Umayyad Mosque in Damascus, one of the city’s best-known architectural landmarks.

Meanwhile, the right side carries a portrait of Bashar al-Assad, who was president of Syria when this series was issued. Arabic inscriptions identify the Central Bank of Syria and the denomination, while serial information uses both Eastern Arabic and Western numerals.

Consequently, all four notes share the same principal design while still allowing collectors to compare individual serial, prefix, date, or signature variations.

Reverse | People’s Council of Syria

The reverse changes from religious architecture and portraiture to a governmental theme. Specifically, it depicts the People’s Council of Syria building in Damascus.

In addition, English inscriptions identify the Central Bank of Syria and state the denomination as Two Thousand Syrian Pounds. Therefore, the reverse gives the P#117 type a clearly different visual character from the obverse.

• Watermark: The Syrian coat of arms appears together with an electrotype 2000 denomination.
• Security Thread: In addition, the note incorporates a security thread visible under transmitted light.
• Optical Feature: A moving CBS effect becomes visible within the security feature when the banknote is tilted.
• Color-Changing Element: Moreover, selected denomination details change appearance depending on the viewing angle.
• Serial Format: Eastern Arabic and Western numerals are both used within the serial information.
• Dimensions: Finally, each note measures approximately 158 × 65 mm.

A single P#117 note is enough for a basic denomination collection. However, four matching examples provide more flexibility without moving into a large bulk lot.

For example, collectors can compare serial numbers, prefixes, signatures, or dates when variations are available. Additionally, the four-note quantity works well for album organization, trading, separate displays, or maintaining more than one Syrian collection.

Therefore, this format sits naturally between a single banknote and a larger ten-note lot.

The P#117 design family is known with dated varieties from 2015, 2018, and 2021. Consequently, the exact combination supplied in a four-note order may vary.

Prefixes, signatures, and serial numbers may also differ from the product photographs. Nevertheless, every supplied piece follows the same Syrian 2,000 Pounds P#117 type and the stated UNC condition.

• Four matching notes: All banknotes belong to the Syrian 2,000 Pounds P#117 type.
• UNC condition: Suitable for collectors who prefer clean uncirculated examples.
• Recognizable front: Features the Umayyad Mosque and Bashar al-Assad.
• Architectural reverse: Shows the People’s Council building in Damascus.
• Variation potential: Dates, prefixes, signatures, and serial numbers may differ.
• Flexible lot size: Useful for albums, comparison, trading, or denomination-focused collecting.

• Store separately: Place each banknote in its own acid-free, PVC-free sleeve.
• Keep organized: Arrange the four notes together by date, prefix, or serial number.
• Avoid direct light: Moreover, protect the banknotes from prolonged sunlight and humidity.
• Preserve UNC quality: Finally, handle each note carefully by its edges with clean, dry hands.

• Preparation: Orders are normally prepared within 1–3 business days.
• Protection: The four banknotes are carefully protected before shipment.
• Variety Notice: Dates, signatures, prefixes, and serial numbers may differ from the photographs.
• Combined Shipping: Furthermore, combined shipping is available when ordering additional Syrian or world banknotes.