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1993 - Georgia PIC 28 100 Laris banknote UNC
1993 - Georgia PIC 28 100 Laris banknote UNC 

1993 - Georgia PIC 28 100 Laris banknote UNC

  • Product Code: Georgia PIC 28
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  • 22.00€

  • Ex Tax: 20.00€


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This individual Georgian banknote is the 100 Laris denomination, associated with 1993 and catalogued as Pick P28 (PIC 28). The catalog designation is ND (1993), without a more specific date stated.

Its design combines greenish-grey and light-brown printing with a lilac underprint. The front shows a view of Tbilisi at centre right, with an equestrian statue of King V. Gorgosal in the foreground and Mount Tatzminda in the background. The reverse features cave dwellings at left centre, while the watermark is a repeated hexagonal design. This example is described as UNC.

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Frequently asked questions

What banknote does this listing represent?

This listing represents a Georgian banknote with a denomination of 100 Laris. The product title identifies it as the 1993 Georgia PIC 28 100 Laris banknote, while the supplied category identifies Georgia as the country associated with the listing.

What date and denomination are associated with the banknote?

The banknote is associated with the year 1993, as shown in the title and year tag. It has a denomination of 100 Laris and is identified in the listing as a banknote from Georgia.

What catalog reference is given for this banknote?

The supplied catalog or model reference is Georgia PIC 28. This identifier belongs specifically to the listing and should not be confused with a separate cataloguing system or an inferred variant designation.

What grade is stated for the banknote?

The listing identifies this banknote with the grade notation UNC. No additional physical-condition details are provided in the supplied product information, so the note should be described only using the stated UNC grade.