5 Drachmai Half of 10 Drachmai

正面描述	This note represents the left half of the 10 Drachmai note (P-37), bisected vertically for use as a 5 Drachmai denomination. The visible half retains the Greek royal arms vignette at left with the inscription ΤΡΑΠΕΖΑ ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ across the top, a central guilloche medallion bearing the numeral 10 and the legend ΔΕΚΑ, and an intaglio portrait of Hermes in winged helmet to the right. The lower portion carries a manuscript date and the ΤΑΜΙΑΣ designation, with the imprint of the American Bank Note Co. New York along the bottom border.
正面铭文	ΤΡΑΠΕΖΑ ΤΗΣ ΕΛΛΑΔΟΣ ΔΕΚΑ ΤΑΜΙΑΣ ΕΠΙΤΡΟΠΟΣ American Bank Note Co. New York
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备注	This note is precisely what its name describes: a halved 10 Drachmai note, physically cut in two and reissued as a 5 Drachmai denomination. The practice was an emergency measure, not an oversight — Greece's chronic shortage of small-denomination currency in the late 19th century forced the National Bank to authorize bisection as official policy, with each half carrying legal tender status independently. The ABNC-printed parent note was designed for a very different purpose, and the cut line was never standardized. Surviving halves vary considerably in where the scissors fell.

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