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| 表面の説明 | Portrait of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk positioned to the right, with a vignette of the Gökmedrese (Blue Seminary) in Sivas to the left. The note carries bilingual inscriptions in Ottoman Arabic script and French within an ornate border with guilloche underprint work. |
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| 表面の銘文 | توركية جمهورِية 500 LIVRES TURQUES ٥٠٠ تورُكَُ ليرَاسُٖى (Translation: Republic of Turkey, 500 Turkish Lira) |
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Turkey's earliest post-Ottoman paper currency series was issued under considerable political pressure to assert the new republic's financial independence from foreign-controlled banking arrangements that had dominated the late Ottoman period. The Central Bank itself wasn't formally established until 1930, meaning this 1927 note was technically issued under transitional monetary authority — a detail the catalog reference alone won't clarify.
De La Rue's involvement was pragmatic: the young republic lacked domestic intaglio capacity and contracted London for quality and security. The 500 Lira denomination was the highest in this series, putting it well outside everyday commerce — these moved between institutions, not hands.