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| 表面の説明 | Intaglio-printed right-facing bust portrait of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk occupies the right portion of the note against a fine guilloche underprint in olive-grey tones. The centre field carries the large denomination inscription in bold letterpress, flanked to the left by a circular guilloche vignette and ornamental floral motifs along the lower border. Three signature lines appear below the central text, captioned with their respective titles in small uppercase lettering. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is printed in violet-purple intaglio and presents a panoramic vignette of the Manavgat Waterfall in Antalya province, with cascading water in the foreground, a broad river stretching toward a distant hillside, and overhanging tree foliage framing the composition on both sides. The scene is enclosed within a scalloped border panel, with denomination numerals at each corner. A decorative foliate scroll band runs along the lower margin beneath the value inscription. |
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The P#179 sits within the Third Emission Group of the Turkish Central Bank's own printing works, which had taken over production from foreign printers by the mid-1950s — a deliberate policy shift to keep note production entirely on domestic soil. The 5 Lira denomination was workhorse currency through this period, heavily circulated and frequently worn to illegibility before replacement.
Known for significant variation in signature combinations across the series, with at least several distinct pairings recorded depending on the term of the sitting bank governor and treasury official at time of printing.