Depicts the Egyptian Renaissance sculpture and radiant sun behind divide dates, the inscription "Central Bank of Egypt" above and "Silver Jubilee" below all surrounded by ornament lotus flowers.

The logo depicts the Egyptian Renaissance sculpture in granite by Mahmoud Mukhtar (1919–1928, Giza) and shows Sphinx and a woman raising up her veil. The Sphinx represents antiquity and the woman is the symbol of an awakened Egypt. The figure of the woman was a reference to the Egyptian women's movement led by Huda Sha'arawi, who decided to go unveiled in 1922 and had organised anti-British demonstrations.

Denomination divides dates (Gregorian and Hegira) with Arabic numeral three lotus flowers above cotton right and cogwheel left, legend "Arab Republic of Egypt" above.