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| 正面描述 | Issued as a miniassegno (emergency cheque-note) on salmon-pink paper, the obverse is laid out in the style of a bank cheque with printed script and letterpress text. The issuer's name, Cassa di Risparmio di Venezia, is rendered in large copperplate script across the centre, below the place and date line reading 'Venezia' and the denomination '150' in the upper right. The payee, Unione Commercianti ed Esercenti della Prov. di Venezia, is named in the body of the note alongside the written-out amount 'CENTOCINQUANTA', with the account number c/c N° 46400 at lower left and a circular bank seal at upper right. |
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| 背面铭文 | GIRATE / IL PRESENTE ASSEGNO PUO CIRCOLARE SOLTANTO IN ITALIA / UNIONE COMM. ED ESERC. DELLA PROV. DI VENEZIA / 150 |
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Italian savings banks were permitted to issue small-denomination emergency notes — called miniassegni — from 1975 onward, filling a severe coin shortage that had pushed Italians to use candy, tokens, and postage stamps as change. The Cassa di Risparmio di Venezia was among dozens of regional institutions that printed their own, each technically a transferable cheque rather than banknote, which allowed them to bypass Banca d'Italia's note-issuing monopoly.
The 150 lire denomination is one of the more unusual in the series — most issuers stuck to round figures. By 1979, the Treasury had moved to suppress the entire miniassegni system.