100 Lire from the Bank of Italy
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This is a 100 Lire banknote from the Bank of Italy, issued in 1943 during the Second World War.
This banknote was issued during the Fascist period and the Second World War, when Italy was experiencing great economic and political instability. The eagle design and the artistic style reflect the ideology of the regime. After the war, many of these banknotes were replaced by new, more modern issues.
This series was gradually withdrawn with the introduction of the 100 Lire "Italia ornata di perle", one of the most iconic in Italian monetary history.
Features of the Banknote:
- Issuer: Banca d'Italia
- Nominal value: 100 Lire
- Date of ministerial decree: 19 May 1939 (as shown on the banknote)
- Dimensions: Approximately 165 x 90 mm
- Design:
- Overhead: (not visible in this image) usually features a portrait of a classical female figure (inspired by a work of art).
- Back: Shows an eagle with spread wings in a reddish tone, symbol of the fascist regime of the time.
- Ornamental decorations: Elaborate frames with floral elements and coats of arms with the number "100".
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This is a 100 Lire banknote from the Bank of Italy, issued in 1943 during the Second World War.
This banknote was issued during the Fascist period and the Second World War, when Italy was experiencing great economic and political instability. The eagle design and the artistic style reflect the ideology of the regime. After the war, many of these banknotes were replaced by new, more modern issues.
This series was gradually withdrawn with the introduction of the 100 Lire "Italia ornata di perle", one of the most iconic in Italian monetary history.
Features of the Banknote:
- Issuer: Banca d'Italia
- Nominal value: 100 Lire
- Date of ministerial decree: 19 May 1939 (as shown on the banknote)
- Dimensions: Approximately 165 x 90 mm
- Design:
- Overhead: (not visible in this image) usually features a portrait of a classical female figure (inspired by a work of art).
- Back: Shows an eagle with spread wings in a reddish tone, symbol of the fascist regime of the time.
- Ornamental decorations: Elaborate frames with floral elements and coats of arms with the number "100".
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