150 Lire Credito Varesino

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防伪类型	Guilloche underprint
防伪描述	Repetitive fine-line guilloche underprint of stylised 'CV' monograms covering the entire obverse field; denomination numerals on reverse formed from a repeated micro-pattern guilloche overprint.
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备注	Credito Varesino was a regional savings bank based in Varese, Lombardy. These 150 lire notes belong to the broader phenomenon of Italian emergency small change — fiduciario currency issued by banks, municipalities, and transit companies throughout the 1970s to address a chronic shortage of low-denomination coins. The Italian state effectively tolerated private circulation money for nearly a decade, an arrangement without real parallel in other major Western economies of the period. The 150 lire denomination is itself a marker of inflation — an amount that would have been inconceivable as a paper denomination in earlier postwar decades.

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