200 Sudanese Pounds
Sudan · Central Bank of Sudan
The 200 Sudanese Pounds note of 2021 is a yellow-coloured banknote themed around housing and population, representing daily life in Sudan. The obverse features a crenelated building, a tukul round house with a conical thatched roof, an arbor, a seated woman, an adobe house, and a table. The reverse shows families in conversation representing cross-cultural bonds, with figures dressed in native attire. Measuring 165 x 74 mm, the note was signed by Central Bank governor Mohamed Elfatih Zein al-Abdein and forms part of Sudan's ongoing currency renewal efforts.
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ReasonRegular circulation issue as part of Sudan's currency renewal program, reflecting themes of housing and national cultural diversity
DesignObverse: crenelated building, tukul round house, arbor, seated woman, adobe house; Reverse: two families in conversation, figures in native dress; dominant color yellow
Security featuresWindowed security thread with demetalized CBOS text, watermark of secretary bird with electrotype CBOS/200, registration device in the form of a padlock, color-shifting ink, Omron rings, identification mark for the visually impaired
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