1990-2000 Egypt 1 Pound Vintage Currency Note

These are two sides of the same Egyptian 1 Pound banknote (likely the P-50 series from the 1990s to early 2000s, or a close variant like P-50e/f). One side (brown tones): Features the four colossal seated statues of Ramesses II from the Great Temple of Abu Simbel in the center, with Egyptian hieroglyphs/cartouches on the sides. Text: "Central Bank of Egypt" and "ONE POUND". Other side (lighter with mosque): Shows the Sultan Qaitbay Mosque (also called Qaitbay Madrasa or similar complex in Cairo) on the left, with intricate geometric patterns, Arabic text including "البنك المركزي المصري" and "جنيه واحد", plus serial numbers (e.g., ٠٩٦/٥٨٥٢٣٠٠٠ and ٠٢١/٥٨٥٢٣٠٠٠). Signature of the governor is visible.