| 500.000 lire | |
|---|---|
| General information | |
| Country | |
| Value |
L. 500,000 |
| Years |
1997–2002 |
| Specifications | |
| Width |
163 mm |
| Height |
78 mm |
| Security features | |
|
Watermark, security thread, fluorescent fibers, security ink | |
| Appearance | |
| Color |
Multicolored, mostly blue and violet |
| Obverse | |
| Reverse | |
| v · d · e | |
The 500,000 lira banknote has been issued by the IPZS, in 1997; it was used for a brief lapse of time, not long before Italy adopted the euro in 2002.
On the obverse, it depicts Raphael and a particular of the Triumph of Galatea, while on the reverse, it features The School of Athens.
The banknote features a security thread, fluorescent fibers (already used on L. 50,000 and L. 100,000 banknotes) and a watermark, depicting Raphael and the logo of the Bank of Italy.
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| Italian lira (1862-2002) | |
|---|---|
| Banknotes | 50 c. • ₤1 • ₤2 • ₤5 • ₤10 • ₤20 • ₤50 • ₤100 • ₤500 • ₤1000 • ₤2000 • ₤5000 • ₤10,000 • ₤20,000 • ₤50,000 • ₤100,000 • ₤500,000 |
| Coins | Official: 1 c. • 2 c. • 5 c. • 10 c. • 20 c. • 50 c. • ₤1 • ₤2 • ₤5 • ₤10 • ₤20 • ₤50 • ₤100 • ₤200 • ₤500 • ₤1000 |
| Miscellaneous | IPZS • Commemorative coin • Sammarinese lira • Vatican lira • Am-lira • Tripolitanian lira • Trieste lira • Ljubljana lira |