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Greece - 100 Drachmai 1917 - Pick # 53a - VG

Description

This Greek banknote, denominated at 100 drachmas, showcases a rich history through its intricate designs and vibrant colors. The front features a portrait of a distinguished man that reflects the artistic style pertinent to the early 20th century, while the back displays regal symbols representing Greece. The color palette consists mainly of purples and greens, accented with gold details that add a sense of opulence. Notable security features, including a watermark and microprinting, enhance its integrity, ensuring its value as currency. Collectors and historians alike appreciate this banknote not only for its monetary significance but also for its artistic representation of Greek culture and heritage.


Obverse (front)
The front side of the 100 drachmas banknote is prominently distinguished by a well-crafted portrait of a notable figure, surrounded by ornate, decorative elements. The background features a rich gradient of purple hues, complemented by intricate patterns in green that create a harmonious visual flow. There are visible security features, including a watermark and microtext, that are cleverly integrated into the design to deter counterfeiting. The denomination '100' is boldly displayed in each corner, ensuring clarity and recognition. The overall artistry reflects the historical importance of the figure, with additional embellishments that highlight Greece's artistic heritage.

Reverse (back)
On the reverse side, the banknote showcases the emblem of Greece, enriched with artistic representations that depict both strength and unity. The colors are predominantly green and grey, providing a striking contrast to the front. Surrounding the emblem are elaborate patterns and borders that articulate the craftsmanship involved in its design. The presence of the denomination '100' in each corner reinforces its identity as a valuable currency. Security features include a potential hologram and fine printing, ensuring its authenticity. The overall aesthetic captures a sense of national pride and serves as a historical artifact reflecting early 20th-century Greek society.

Start bid
€ 10
Estimated
€ 100  —  € 200
Current bid
€ 14
Minimum bid
€ 15
No reserve
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Ends on: 14/02/2026 15:00 (CET)
Start bid
€ 10
Estimated
€ 100  —  € 200
Sold for
€ 14
Minimum price was not reached
4 Bids
Date
€ 14 (Your bid) M1587
25/01/2026 - 07:36
€ 13 (Your bid) M4785
23/01/2026 - 19:25
€ 11 (Your bid) M1250
23/01/2026 - 14:05
€ 10 (Your bid) M1481
21/01/2026 - 20:20
Specifications
Auction
E - Auction # 19 / World Banknotes / February
Main categorie
Banknotes
Country
Greece
Year
1917

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