1986 - Turkey 1.000 Liras banknote PIC 196 UNC

Product Code: Turquia PIC 196
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This individual Turkish 1,000 Lira banknote is catalogued as Pick P196 and is associated with 1986 in the supplied product data. The note is identified as UNC and corresponds to the catalog entry for 1,000 Lira, L.1970 (1986).

Its front combines purple and blue printing with a multicolour underprint and shows a portrait of President K. Atatürk at the right. A single dot for visually impaired users appears at the lower left, while the design includes two signature varieties. The reverse depicts the Istanbul coastline at the left and Fatih Sultan Mehmet at the centre-right. The watermark is a portrait of Atatürk; catalogued ultraviolet features include blue- and red-fluorescing fibres, together with a red security thread.

Tags: Year 1986,

Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a 1,000 Liras banknote from Turkey. The product title associates the note with 1986, so it can be described neutrally as a Turkish 1,000 Liras banknote dated 1986.

What denomination, currency and country are specified for the banknote?

The listed denomination is 1,000 Liras, and the country is Turkey. The currency is identified in the product title as Liras. The listing associates the banknote with 1986 without stating whether that year refers to issue, printing or circulation.

What catalog reference is given for this Turkish banknote?

The product listing gives the catalog reference as PIC 196, also shown in the title as PIC 196. This reference identifies the listed banknote within the product information and should not be treated as a different cataloguing system or an additional variant.

What condition is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies this Turkish 1,000 Liras banknote as UNC. That is the stated grade notation for the product. The supplied information does not provide further physical-condition details, so no additional claims about the note’s appearance or preservation are made here.