Banknotes of Greece
Total banknotes:
111
The official currency of Greece is the euro, introduced in 2002, and the Bank of Greece serves as the central bank and issuing authority. Paper money in Greece dates back to 1822 with the introduction of the first national banknotes during the Greek War of Independence. In 2001, the Greek drachma was redenominated to facilitate the transition to the euro.
Collectors are drawn to Greece's banknotes due to their exquisite designs and historical significance. The 1990s series of drachma banknotes is especially notable for its incorporation of prominent figures from Greek history and vibrant color schemes, showcasing artistic elements that reflect various cultural motifs and achievements.
1 drachma
Greece
· 1885
100 drachmai
Greece
· 1905
25 drachmai
Greece
· 1909
5 drachmai
Greece
· 1914
5 drachmai
Greece
· 1916
100 drachmai
Greece
· 1916
1 drachma
Greece
· 1917
2 drachmai
Greece
· 1917
5 drachmai
Greece
· 1917
25 drachmai
Greece
· 1917
100 drachmai
Greece
· 1917
1 drachma
Greece
· 1918
2 drachmai
Greece
· 1918
5 drachmai
Greece
· 1918
25 drachmai
Greece
· 1918
50
Greece
· 1920
50 drachmai
Greece
· 1921
50 drachmai
Greece
· 1922
100 drachmai
Greece
· 1922
500 drachmai
Greece
· 1922
5 drachmai
Greece
· 1923
25 drachmai
Greece
· 1923
50 drachmai
Greece
· 1923
100 drachmai
Greece
· 1923
100 drachmai
Greece
· 1926
500 drachmai
Greece
· 1926
1000 drachmai
Greece
· 1926
50 drachmai
Greece
· 1927