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50 Neai Drachmai
| Emittent | Bank of Greece |
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| Jahr | 1953 |
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| Form | Rectangular |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | At right, a classical female portrait vignette in intaglio, believed to represent an ancient Greek figure, rendered in fine engraved style. At left, a large underprint numeral '50' is set against guilloche latticework, with the payability clause and place of issue inscribed in Greek. Three signature lines appear below the central text block, with serial number 'A 000000' printed in two positions. |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | The reverse is dominated by two large symmetrical guilloche rosettes flanking a central rectangular panel with the bank name and denomination in Greek. The lower portion carries a wide ornamental border with a meander (Greek key) pattern, with the numeral '50' repeated in each lower corner. |
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The "Neai Drachmai" designation marks this note as part of the 1953 redenomination, in which one new drachma replaced 1,000 old drachmai — a direct consequence of the hyperinflationary destruction the Greek currency suffered during and immediately after the Axis occupation of 1941–44. The redenomination was tied to Greece's entry into the Bretton Woods fixed exchange rate system that same year.
Printed in-house at the Bank of Greece's own facility in Athens, the P#185 series ran through multiple signature varieties, of which 185D reflects a later signing combination. Signature-based sub-varieties in this series are frequently mislabeled in collections.