Lebanon 5,000 Livres Banknote 2012–2022 | Banknote | GoldSilverJapan

 Thank you for visiting GoldSilverJapan. This is a 5,000 Livres (Lebanese Pounds) banknote issued in the Republic of Lebanon. The issuing bank is the Bank of Lebanon (Banque du Liban), the central bank of Lebanon, and this type is a regular circulating banknote issued from 2012 to 2022. It features a modern and distinctive design incorporating geometric patterns and cedar trees, which are symbolic of Lebanon.

 The surface features a colorful design based on pink, purple, and orange, with the Arabic inscription "مصرف لبنان" and the denomination of 5,000 livres. A large "5000" is placed in the center, and an abstract motif resembling a butterfly is depicted in the upper right corner. A cedar tree, a symbol of Lebanon, is placed on the left side, and Braille is also incorporated as an identification element for the visually impaired.

 The reverse side features the words "BANQUE DU LIBAN" and "CINQ MILLE LIVRES (5,000 livres)" prominently in French. A geometric design combining squares and rectangles is placed in the center, and a cedar tree is depicted in the lower left corner. Unlike traditional banknotes that primarily feature portraits and landscapes, both the front and back sides are characterized by a modern design that actively incorporates geometric patterns.

 Product Information: The issuing country is Lebanon, the issuing bank is Banque du Liban, the face value is 5,000 livres, the issuance period is 2012-2022, the material is paper, and the size is approximately 120 x 62 mm. The Numista number is N#211292, the reference number is P#91, and it is listed as part of the TBB#533 and TBB#542 series. The document states that the printer was Oberthur Fiduciaire in France.

 The watermark features a Lebanese cedar and the denomination "5000" in Eastern Arabic numerals. Furthermore, specifications such as security threads vary depending on the issue date and variation, and some incorporate holographic security elements. Therefore, even with the same 5,000 livres denomination, details may differ depending on the year of issue.

 The cedar tree of Lebanon is a symbol of the country, used in its national flag and coat of arms, and is also featured as an important design element on this banknote. The use of Arabic and French on a single banknote is another distinctive feature of Lebanese currency, making it an appealing choice not only for those interested in Middle Eastern history and culture, but also for those interested in the design of modern world banknotes.

 Important: The images shown are for reference only. The issue year, serial number, and signature of the actual banknote you receive will be random. We cannot guarantee that the issue year, serial number, and signature will be the same as those shown in the images. Also, security threads and other details may differ depending on the issue year. Please note that you cannot specify a particular year, serial number, signature, or variation.

 Because banknotes are either circulating currency or collector's items that have been kept in storage, there will be individual differences in the actual product. The color tone, print density, wrinkles, folds, condition of corners and edges, and age-related stains may differ from the reference images shown. You will not receive a banknote that is exactly the same as the one pictured, so please understand that there will be individual differences in each banknote.

 This 5,000 livre banknote features the iconic cedar tree of Lebanon, along with Arabic and French text and geometric designs, all in one. It's also recommended for collectors of Lebanese, Middle Eastern, modern, and foreign banknotes, including those with a cedar theme.

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