Precious banknotes, this model is worth nearly 2 thousand euros: do you have it?

Numismatic experts can rejoice, since among the precious banknotes there is one worth almost 2 thousand euros: how to recognize it.

One of the most virtuous branches of collecting is certainly numismatics. Indeed, in addition to numismatics, there are also those who collect banknotes. Now everyone is looking for one that is worth almost 2,000 euros.

The banknote worth more than 2 thousand euros (Via WebSource)

You could all be in possession of rare coins, which could earn you a profit of 100,000 euros. In fact, the profit is due to an unusual typing error. Indeed, in the history of mankind, coins and banknotes represent a very important part of the society to which they belong and in many cases, as well as an emotional bond. Moreover, learning numismatics could also be a way to earn money just by simply searching through your wallet.

As with all collectibles, there is only one rule to keep in mind: the rarer, the greater the value, which is why the most valuable coins are very old, in this case those prior to the Kingdom of Italy, such as the Quadruple by Vittorio Amedeo I which is worth nearly 80 thousand euros. Even older and more valuable is the 10 Scudi coin from the regency of Charles Emmanuel II, which was sold some time ago for 150,000 euros. But there are also newer pieces that have great value, let’s see what they are. Today, unlike other times, we will see one of the rare tickets worth nearly 2 thousand euros.

Precious banknotes, it’s worth 2 thousand euros: it’s 5 thousand liras with Antonello da Messina

The banknote that guarantees you a pretty piggy bank (Via WebSource)

The banknote in question represents a real piece of Italian history. In fact, it is the 5,000 lira note with Antonello da Messina. This was short-lived as it was only issued for four years. In fact, it circulated in: 1979, 1980, 1982 and finally only a few months in 1989. After this last year, in fact, it definitively ceased its activities. On the front is Antonello da Messina, a famous 15th-century Sicilian painter. Then there are the signatures of the governor and the cashier of the Bank of Italy.

Experts go in search of a few specific copies of this banknote. Indeed, they are looking for: series that start with the initials XA and end with A, are worth around 1,400 euros; the series starting with XA and ending with B are worth, more or less, 1,600 euros; finally, the series beginning with XA and ending with the letter C or the letter D, have an indicative value of 1,300 euros. Anyone who owns this type of ticket will therefore be able to secure a profit of almost 2,000 euros.