Features a 100 Pounds banknote depicting the famous golden death mask of King Tutankhamun.
Celebrates the 1922 discovery of Tutankhamun's tomb by Howard Carter.
Includes fascinating information about the discovery and its historical significance.
Showcases a distinctive vertical reverse design.
Presented in a high-quality illustrated folding collector card.
A wonderful keepsake for collectors of world banknotes and Ancient Egyptian history.
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Banknote with the Death Mask of Tutankhamun
$175.00 AUD
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The discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922 was an archaeological sensation and triggered a new enthusiasm for Ancient Egypt worldwide. The pharaoh’s final resting place contained not only his mummy but also over 5,000 burial objects, including his famous golden death mask. It weighs over 10 kilograms and became a symbol of Ancient Egypt. Due to some deaths after the opening of the tomb, legends about the curse of the pharaohs spread all over the world, in addition to scientific interest. This high quality folding card features a 100 Pounds banknote with the death mask of King Tut and some background information.
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The discovery of the tomb of Tutankhamun in 1922 was an archaeological sensation and triggered a new enthusiasm for Ancient Egypt worldwide. The pharaoh’s final resting place contained not only his mummy but also over 5,000 burial objects, including his famous golden death mask. It weighs over 10 kilograms and became a symbol of Ancient Egypt. Due to some deaths after the opening of the tomb, legends about the curse of the pharaohs spread all over the world, in addition to scientific interest. This high quality folding card features a 100 Pounds banknote with the death mask of King Tut and some background information.
