Monetary Reform - First Downsizing Series (1984-2004)
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A major transitional coinage phase triggered by the 1984 monetary stabilization. To optimize minting costs, all circulating Piastre denominations were drastically downsized and lightened. The series standardized the use of the Eagle of Saladin on the obverse for regular issues, while moving away from earlier heavy alloys to efficient copper-nickel and aluminum-bronze standards.
See also
- Currency
- Batch currencies: Egyptian Pound
- Album
- Other batches in Middle East album: Original Currency Board & Large Format Series | Central Bank Transition & Great Coinage Downsizing | Armenia: First Dram | Armenia: Second Series | Azerbaijan: New Manat | First National Series (1965) | Bahrain: Second Series | Republic First Issue - Mils Decimal Series | Pound Reform - Classic Cent Heritage Series | Early Republic Era (1953-1957) | United Arab Republic Era (1958-1971) | Late Republic - Classical Heavy Series (1972-1983) | Modern Era - Bi-Metallic & Pharaoh Series | Georgia: Modern Lari | Israel: Pound & Agora | Israel: Old Shekel | Israel: New Shekel Era | Iraq Coins | Iran: Islamic Republic | Jordan: Series I (1949) | Jordan: Modern Dinar | Kyrgyzstan (Modern) | Kuwait: Circulation | Second Coinage Series (1998-2019) | Kazakhstan: Latin Script | Lebanon: Modern Republic | Oman: Sultanate Circulation | Ottoman Empire: Late Period | Saudi Arabia: Faisal & Khalid | Saudi Arabia: Salman bin Abdulaziz | Syria: Modern Republic | Commemorative | Turkey: Early Republic | Turkey: Mid-Century Series | Inflationary Lira | Inflationary Lira (Thousands) | Yeni Lira (2005-2008) | Modern Lira | Turkey: Commemorative Issues | Uzbekistan: Republic
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