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1984 - Italy PIC 112a 10.000 Liras banknote XF
1984 - Italy PIC 112a 10.000 Liras banknote XF 

1984 - Italy PIC 112a 10.000 Liras banknote XF

  • Product Code: Italia PIC 112a EBC
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  • 18.70€

  • Ex Tax: 17.00€


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Italy 10,000 Lire banknote associated with 1984, catalogued as Pick P112a. This individual note is described as XF, corresponding to the EBC condition stated in the product data.

The dark-blue design is set against a multicolour underprint, with a laboratory instrument at the centre and A. Volta depicted on the front. The reverse features a mausoleum, while the watermark also portrays A. Volta. The note uses a Type C seal.

Pick P112a is identified by the Ciampi and Stevani signatures and the date 3 September 1984 shown in the catalogue reference. The denomination is expressed in Italian lire, the former currency of Italy.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents an Italian 10,000 Liras banknote associated with 1984. The title identifies it as an Italy banknote, while the denomination is stated as 10,000 Liras.

What country, denomination and date are identified for the banknote?

The banknote is identified as being from Italy, with a denomination of 10,000 Liras. The listing associates the note with 1984; this wording does not specify whether that year refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What catalog reference is given for this Italian banknote?

The listing gives the catalog reference as PIC 112a. Its model/catalog field also states “Italia PIC 112a EBC,” providing the product’s explicit reference and associated notation without adding details from another cataloguing system.

What condition notation is stated for the banknote?

The product title describes the banknote as XF, while the model/catalog field includes the notation EBC. These are the condition-related designations explicitly shown in the listing; no additional physical-condition details are provided.