Here's a Lebanon 1000 Livres banknote from 1988 (P69a, B511a) in uncirculated condition, with signature 6. It features a topographical map of Lebanon on the front, and the back shows the ruins of the Roman Temple of Jupiter in Baalbek, the Banque du Liban headquarters in Beirut, and a cedar tree.The paper note measures 156 x 67 mm, with a segmented security thread and a cedar tree watermark. It was printed by Thomas De La Rue and Company Limited.
Lebanon - 1000 Livres - 1988 - P69a - B511a is an uncirculated banknote, offered here to collectors of world paper money. It will suit anyone building a collection of Lebanese issues or seeking a single note from the late 1980s.
The note is a 1000 Livres denomination from Lebanon, dated 1988. It is catalogued under the reference numbers P69a and B511a, which allows collectors to identify it readily and to compare it against standard catalog listings.
- Country: Lebanon
- Denomination: 1000 Livres
- Year: 1988
- Signature: 6
- Catalog references: P69a and B511a
- Grade: Unc (uncirculated)
An uncirculated grade indicates a note that has not been used in everyday circulation. Collectors generally prefer this grade when assembling a collection intended to be kept and displayed.
We recommend reviewing the catalog references against your own reference materials to confirm that this note matches the variety you are seeking. It is a considered addition for the serious collector of Lebanese banknotes.
| Title | 1000 Livres - 1988 - P69a - B511a - Unc |
|---|---|
| Brand | LEBANON |
| Category | LEBANON |
| SKU | LBP.511a |
| Condition | new |
| MPN | LBP.511a |
