Italy 1964 5000 lire Circulated World Banknote Note Shown

Italy 1964 5000 lire Circulated World Banknote

• Item Type: Banknote
• Country: Italy
• Denomination: 5000 lire Italian lira
• Date / Issue: 1964–1979 issue (decree dates 1962/1979)
• Pick / Catalog: P-100 (estimated)
• Issuing Authority: Banca d’Italia
• Series: Cinquemila Lire, Venetian-themed type
• Color: Brown and green
• Design: Portrait of a Renaissance youth in cap; medallion with winged Lion of St. Mark (Venice)
• Obverse: Left-facing portrait of a Renaissance youth in a cap; complex guilloches; roundel with the winged Lion of St. Mark above shields; large CINQUEMILA and numeric 5000; BANCA D’ITALIA legend.
• Reverse: Equestrian statue with Venetian Gothic architecture and a fountain; serial numbers with prefix/suffix letters; text LA LEGGE PUNISCE…; imprint OFFICINA DELLA BANCA D’ITALIA.
• Edge: None (paper note)
• Printer: Officina della Banca d’Italia
• Composition: Paper
• Condition: Well-Circulated (heavy folds, wrinkling, soiling, edge wear).

Condition is based on visual inspection only. Please review all photos carefully for wear, marks, stains, scratches, edge issues, cleaning, damage, writing, or other condition details.

You will receive the exact item shown in the listing photos.

Identification note: Exact Pick number and named portrait subject are not confirmed from photos; this type had anti-counterfeiting modifications and different signature combinations across 1964–1979. | Visible features match Italy’s 5000 lire Venetian-type (1964–79): portrait of a Renaissance youth in a cap; roundel with the winged Lion of St. Mark; reverse with the equestrian statue (Colleoni) and Venetian Gothic architecture; BANCA D’ITALIA/CINQUEMILA legends; Officina della Banca d’Italia imprint. The decree text including a 1979 date suggests a later subvariety within this long-running type. Exact Pick suffix (a/b/c/d) cannot be confirmed from the provided evidence because specific decree/signature combinations, anti-counterfeiting modification details, and other diagnostics (e.g., exact microlettering changes) are not fully visible. Therefore the base type is given as an estimated P-100, with plausible suffixes listed as alternatives.