This serie of banknotes belongs to the
period of Civil War in the country, the following Syrian and Israeli
invation and the retirement of troops thanks to Taif Agreement. There
are banknotes of 1 livre, 5 livres, 10 livres, 25 livres, 50 livres, 100 livres and 250 livres.
This
banknotes worth 10 livres was first issued in 1986.
On the main side you
can see the ruins of Anjar, a stronghold built by an Umayyad Caliph in the east of Lebanon. In one corner
there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you can see the
written value of the banknote. All the banknote is surrounded with a
decorative frame. In the upper part, in the frame, you can see the name
of the National Bank in Arabic ( .(مصرف لبنان
On in other side of the banknote it can be seen large rocks in the water, near Beirut. In
one corner there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you
can see the written value of the banknote. In the upper part you can
see the name of the National Bank in French (Banque du Liban). This banknote has an man's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 14.5 cm x 7.5 cm.
This
banknotes worth 250 livres was first issued in 1988.
On the main side you
can see The Triumphal Arch and the Great Hippodrome of Tyre, a town
with Phoenician and Roman origin in the south of Lebanon. In one corner
there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you can see the
written value of the banknote. In the upper part you can see the name
of the National Bank in Arabic, next to two goats in the frame ( .(مصرف لبنان
On in other side of the banknote it can be seen the Small Altar at Faqra, in the center of the country. In
one corner there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you
can see the written value of the banknote. In the upper part you can
see the name of the National Bank in French (Banque du Liban). In the
lower part there a stamp. All the banknote is surrounded with a
decorative frame. This banknote has an ancient circular scultpure with head at center from the Grand Temple Podium (Tyre) as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 16.5 cm x 9.5 cm.
10 ليرة/livres (عشرة جنيه/dix livres)
This
banknotes worth 10 livres was first issued in 1986.
On the main side you
can see the ruins of Anjar, a stronghold built by an Umayyad Caliph in the east of Lebanon. In one corner
there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you can see the
written value of the banknote. All the banknote is surrounded with a
decorative frame. In the upper part, in the frame, you can see the name
of the National Bank in Arabic ( .(مصرف لبنان
On in other side of the banknote it can be seen large rocks in the water, near Beirut. In
one corner there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you
can see the written value of the banknote. In the upper part you can
see the name of the National Bank in French (Banque du Liban). This banknote has an man's face as
digital watermark.
The size of this banknote
is 14.5 cm x 7.5 cm. 250 ليرة/livres (مائتان وخمسون ليرة/deux cent cinquante livres)
This
banknotes worth 250 livres was first issued in 1988.
On the main side you
can see The Triumphal Arch and the Great Hippodrome of Tyre, a town
with Phoenician and Roman origin in the south of Lebanon. In one corner
there is a gap for the watermark and in opposite corners you can see the
written value of the banknote. In the upper part you can see the name
of the National Bank in Arabic, next to two goats in the frame ( .(مصرف لبنان
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