Lebanon 1939 1 Livre Banknote VF

Lebanon 1939 1 Livre Banknote VFIssued in 1939, the Lebanon 1 Livre banknote reflects the nation's early monetary history under French influence. Printed by Banque de Syrie et du Liban, it features elegant bilingual text (Arabic and French) and intricate designs, including allegorical imagery and traditional motifs. This note, released during a turbulent pre WWII period, is a prized collectible today due to its limited issuance, historical significance, and beautiful craftsmanship

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struck by the Royal Mint

Made of 1oz 999 pure silver

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