500 Italian Lire Banknote

Description

This genuine 500 Lire banknote was issued by Banca d’Italia (Bank of Italy) before the country adopted the Euro in 2002. The 500 Lire note is now obsolete, making it a prized collectible for those interested in European currency history.

Depending on the year and series, the note may feature notable figures such as Alessandro Volta, the inventor of the electric battery, alongside artistic backgrounds and Italian Renaissance-style patterns. With its compact size, soft colors, and detailed engravings, the 500 Lire banknote reflects Italy’s rich artistic and scientific legacy.

No longer in circulation, this banknote is available in condition of circulated or circulation and is ideal for world currency collectors, educators, or anyone fascinated by European monetary history. Each note is carefully preserved and securely packaged to ensure quality.

Add a timeless piece of Italy’s financial heritage to your collection today.