Overview
Issued by Banque du Liban (Bank of Lebanon), this vibrant green 1000 Livres banknote blends modern security typography with ancient Levantine heritage, celebrating the historic origin of writing through the Phoenician alphabet alongside the national symbol—the Cedar tree.

Key Features & Details:
Country: Lebanon

Denomination: 1000 Livres (1000 Lira)

Material: Paper

Condition: Uncirculated (UNC) – Crisp paper, sharp corners, pristine edges, and bright green multi-tone printing.

Obverse (Front): Western text featuring “BANQUE DU LIBAN”, denomination “1000 MILLE LIVRES”, stylized Cedar of Lebanon emblem, watermark window, geometric grid design composed of ancient Phoenician letters, and serial number K116905754.

Reverse (Back): Arabic text reading “مصرف لبنان” (Bank of Lebanon) and “ألف ليرة” (One Thousand Lira), central chart displaying the ancient Phoenician alphabet letters, Cedar tree graphic, tactile dots for the visually impaired, and signatures of the Governor and First Vice-Governor.

Serial Number: K116905754 (Exact note shown in photos will be delivered)

Collector Value:
A distinctive Middle Eastern banknote honoring ancient language history and cultural heritage in immaculate uncirculated condition.