500 lira 1971 — Italy ( Pick: 93 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
This banknote from Italy, dated 1971, carries a denomination of 500 lira. It is included in the design style used from 1966 to 1975, featuring a dark gray eagle with a snake on the left and Arethusa on the right. The color scheme consists of blue and cream, accompanied by a multicolor underprint.
It is identified in the catalog under Pick number 93. The combination of denomination, year, and design details classifies this banknote within the recorded issue. Its classification is based on the documented design elements and signature varieties associated with it.
It is identified in the catalog under Pick number 93. The combination of denomination, year, and design details classifies this banknote within the recorded issue. Its classification is based on the documented design elements and signature varieties associated with it.
Specifications
- Colour
- Blue and cream
- Pick catalog
- 93
About this banknote
The Bank of Italy issued the 500 lira banknotes beginning in 1966. This series was introduced as part of Italy's regular currency updates and features distinct artistic designs. The 500 lira note, Pick 93, was released during a period of design and security enhancements.
The front side of the 500 lira note from 1971 displays an eagle with a snake on the left and the figure of Arethusa on the right, printed in dark gray on a blue and multicolor underprint. There are three signature varieties known for this issue. The note is predominantly colored in blue and cream.
