Lebanon - 250 Livres 1986-1988, Pick 67e, PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated

Lebanon - 250 Livres 1986-1988, Pick 67e, PMG 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated A 250 Lebanese livres banknote issued by Banque du Liban as part of a series depicting Lebanon’s archaeological sites and ancient cultural heritage. The note was printed by Thomas De La Rue in London and bears serial number 3Z/1 4316141. Catalogue references: Pick 67e and PCLB 98e-g. The note measures approximately 165×95 mm. Obverse: The ruins of the Roman hippodrome at Tyre, including a monumental arch, a colonnade and additional archaeological remains. The Arabic inscriptions read “مصرف لبنان” (Bank of Lebanon) above and “مائتان وخمسون ليرة” (Two Hundred and Fifty Livres) below. The denomination of 250 livres appears at both sides. Reverse: Ancient and Roman remains at Faqra, set against Lebanon’s mountainous landscape. The inscriptions include “BANQUE DU LIBAN”, “250 LIVRES” and “DEUX CENT CINQUANTE LIVRES”. The watermark depicts an ancient circular sculpture with a head at its center, originating from the Grand Temple podium. The note is certified by PMG as 66 EPQ Gem Uncirculated, indicating a high-quality uncirculated note with exceptional original paper quality. PMG certification number 2320997-091.