Luxembourg
1981 - Luxemburg Pic 14A 100 Francs banknote
This Luxembourg 100 Francs banknote is associated with the 1981 issue and is catalogued as Pick P14a..
1986 - Luxemburg Pic 58a 100 Francs banknote
This Luxembourg 100 Francs banknote is associated with 1986 and is catalogued as Pick P58a. The note..
1986 - Luxemburg Pic 58b 100 Francs banknote
This Luxembourg 100 Francs banknote is catalogued as Pick P58b and associated in the catalogue with ..
Frequently asked questions
Which Luxembourg banknote periods are represented in this shop’s catalog?
The Luxembourg section represented here includes banknotes dated 1981 and 1986. The catalog records cover the Pic 14A reference from 1981 and the Pic 58a and Pic 58b references from 1986. This FAQ describes the banknotes included in this shop’s Luxembourg catalog, rather than every note issued by Luxembourg.
Which denomination is represented by these Luxembourg banknotes?
The Luxembourg banknotes represented in this catalog are all denominated at 100 Francs. The denomination appears across the 1981 Pic 14A entry and the two 1986 entries identified as Pic 58a and Pic 58b. Collectors focusing on Luxembourg 100 Francs notes can therefore use the year and Pick reference to distinguish the cataloged items.
How can I distinguish the Luxembourg notes listed under Pic 58a and Pic 58b?
The two 1986 Luxembourg entries share the 100 Francs denomination but have different Pick suffixes: Pic 58a and Pic 58b. These suffixes are the catalog identifiers supplied for the two entries and should be retained when recording or comparing them. A collector should use the Pick reference shown in the listing, together with the year and denomination, rather than treating both notes as the same catalog variety.
What details should I record when identifying a Luxembourg banknote from this catalog?
For the Luxembourg notes represented here, record the country, denomination, year and Pick reference. The relevant combinations are 1981, 100 Francs, Pic 14A; 1986, 100 Francs, Pic 58a; and 1986, 100 Francs, Pic 58b. Keeping the letter case and suffix in the reference helps preserve the distinction between the cataloged entries.
What should I check before buying a Luxembourg banknote from this section?
Before buying, compare the listing’s title and details with the identification you want: Luxembourg, 100 Francs, the stated year and the exact Pick reference. In particular, check whether the entry is Pic 14A, Pic 58a or Pic 58b, since the two 1986 references are separately cataloged. Reviewing the seller’s supplied images and description can also help ensure that the item matches your collecting goals.
What notable pattern appears among the 1986 Luxembourg entries?
A notable pattern in this Luxembourg catalog is the presence of two separate 1986 entries for the same 100 Francs denomination. They are identified as Pic 58a and Pic 58b, showing that the catalog distinguishes two references within that year and denomination. Alongside them, the section also includes a 1981 100 Francs note listed as Pic 14A.