Banknotes of Georgia

The official currency of Georgia is the Lari, issued by the National Bank of Georgia. Paper money was first introduced in the country in 1995, following independence from the Soviet Union. In 2006, a significant redenomination occurred, where one new Lari equaled 1,000 of the old Lari, streamlining the currency system and addressing inflation. Collectors are drawn to Georgia's banknotes for their vibrant designs and intricate themes. The 2000 series features images of prominent historical figures and landmarks, such as the Tbilisi Bridge of Peace, showcasing the blend of tradition and modernity. The incorporation of advanced security features also makes these notes appealing for both collectors and currency enthusiasts.