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1986 - Austria Pic 148 20 Shillings XF banknote
1986 - Austria Pic 148 20 Shillings XF banknote 

1986 - Austria Pic 148 20 Shillings XF banknote

  • Product Code: Austria PIC 148 EBC
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  • 6.60€

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Austria 20 Schilling banknote, Pick P148, associated with the date 1 October 1986 in the Krause catalog. This regular-issue note was issued by the Bank of Austria and is catalogued in XF/EBC condition.

The note features a dark brown and brown design over a multicolour underprint. Austria’s federal arms appear in the upper-left area, while Moritz Daffinger is depicted on the right. The reverse presents Vienna’s Albertina Museum at the left-centre.

For identification, the watermark consists of the federal arms together with parallel vertical lines. The catalog reference for this denomination is P148.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents an Austrian 20 Shillings banknote associated with the Bank of Austria. It is identified as a regular issue and is listed under the country Austria.

What year, denomination and currency are associated with the banknote?

The banknote is associated with 1986 and has a denomination of 20 Shillings. The description also identifies 1986 as the first year of issue. The year is presented here as a listing-associated date rather than as a printing or circulation date.

What catalog reference identifies this Austrian banknote?

The supplied catalog/model reference is Austria PIC 148 EBC. The listing title also identifies the note as Austria Pic 148, linking this specific 20 Shillings banknote to the PIC 148 reference.

What condition or issue details are stated for this banknote?

The title describes the banknote as XF, while the model/catalog reference states EBC. The description identifies it as a regular issue from the Bank of Austria. No additional physical-condition details or security features are provided in the listing.