Georgia
1994 - Georgia PIC 52 1.000.000 Laris banknote UNC
This individual Georgian 1,000,000 Laris banknote is associated with 1994 and catalogued as Pick P52..
1995 - Georgia PIC 53 1 Lari banknote UNC
This Georgian 1 Lari banknote is associated with 1995 and is catalogued as Pick 53 (P53). The note i..
2002 - Georgia PIC 68a 1 Lari banknote UNC
This individual Georgian 1 lari banknote is associated with 2002 and is catalogued as Pick P68a. The..
2002 - Georgia PIC 69 2 Laris banknote UNC
Georgia 2 Lari banknote associated with 2002, catalogued as Pick P69. This UNC example features a de..
2002 - Georgia PIC 70a 5 Laris banknote UNC
This Georgian 5 Lari banknote is associated with 2002 and is identified in the product data as Georg..
2002 - Georgia PIC 71a1 10 Laris banknote UNC
This individual banknote from Georgia is denominated 10 Laris and is associated with 2002. It is ide..
2002 - Georgia PIC 72a 20 Laris banknote UNC
This individual Georgia 20 Lari banknote carries a 2002 date association and is identified in the pr..
2007 - Georgia PIC 71b 10 Laris banknote UNC
This uncirculated Georgian 10 Lari banknote is associated with 2007 and catalogued as Pick P71b. It ..
2008 - Georgia PIC 70b 5 Laris banknote UNC
This individual Georgia 5 Lari banknote is associated with 2008 and identified by the shop reference..
2008 - Georgia PIC 71c 10 Laris banknote UNC
This individual banknote is a Georgia 10 Lari, identified in the product data as Georgia PIC 71c. Th..
Frequently asked questions
What periods of Georgian banknotes are represented in this shop’s catalog?
The Georgia category covers issues dated from 1993 through 2017. The strongest groups shown are from 1993 and 1994, followed by later notes dated 1995, 2002, 2007, 2008 and 2017. This range allows collectors to compare early issues with later lari denominations. It reflects the material represented in this shop’s catalog rather than a complete chronology of every Georgian banknote issue.
Which denominations can collectors find represented in the Georgia category?
The catalog represents a broad denomination range, beginning with 1 lari and including 2, 3, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100 and 250 laris. It also features higher denominations such as 2,000, 3,000, 20,000, 30,000, 50,000, 100,000, 150,000, 250,000, 500,000 and 1,000,000 laris. These denominations are tied to specific dated listings and catalog references, not to a complete list of all Georgian notes.
How can I distinguish Georgian notes with the same denomination and year?
Use the catalog reference as well as the denomination and date. For example, the 1993 group includes 10-lari notes referenced as PIC 26 and PIC 36, 50-lari notes as PIC 27 and PIC 37, and 100-lari notes as PIC 28 and PIC 38. Because denomination and year alone may not identify a listing precisely, compare the full title, PIC number, grade and product image before selecting a note.
How are later 5- and 10-lari variants identified in the catalog?
Later issues are separated by both date and catalog suffix. The 5-lari listings include PIC 70a dated 2002, PIC 70b dated 2008 and PIC 76 dated 2017. For 10 laris, the catalog shows PIC 71a1 dated 2002, PIC 71b dated 2007 and PIC 71c dated 2008. These suffixes form part of the reference, so collectors should record the complete designation rather than only PIC 70 or PIC 71.
What should a buyer check when choosing a Georgia banknote from this category?
Check the issue year, denomination, complete PIC reference, stated grade and product image. Most represented listings are titled UNC, while PIC 33 dated 1993 also appears with an XF grade in the catalog. Similar denominations may have different references, and closely related later issues can be distinguished by suffixes such as 70a, 70b, 71a1, 71b and 71c. The individual listing should be used to confirm the exact note and condition being offered.
What notable denomination pattern appears among the 1994 Georgian banknotes?
The 1994 group is notable for its sequence of high denominations. Represented references include PIC 46b for 20,000 laris, PIC 47 for 30,000, PIC 48 for 50,000, PIC 48A for 100,000, PIC 49 for 150,000, PIC 50 for 250,000, PIC 51 for 500,000 and PIC 52 for 1,000,000 laris. This makes denomination progression and adjacent catalog references a practical focus for organizing the 1994 listings.