Greece 1 Million Drachmas Used Banknote

1,000,000 Drachmai Banknote (Greece, 1944)

Features

• Issuer: Greece
• Issuing Bank: Bank of Greece (Τράπεζα της Ελλάδος)
• Period: Axis Occupation (1941-1944)
• Type: Standard Circulation Banknotes
• Year of Issue: 1944
• Value: 1,000,000 Drachmai
• Currency: First Modern Drachma (1832-1944)
• Material: Paper
• Shape: Rectangular
• Demonetized: Yes

Design Details

• Obverse: Features the Statue of Antikythera Ephebe, a bronze statue depicting a young man of languorous grace.

  • Script: Greek

• Reverse: Displays the Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion, an iconic ancient structure built circa 440 BC.

  • Script: Greek

Rarity and Value

• Denominations and serial numbers significantly impact the rarity and value of this note.
• Evaluations in Indian Rupees (INR) based on condition:
• Variations include large/small serial numbers and prefix/suffix letters.
• Specimens (P#127s) are particularly rare and highly collectible.

Additional Information

• The frequencies provided reflect the percentage of collectors owning each variation:

Disclaimer:
Values are indicative and based on collector evaluations and realized sales. They are not intended for definitive buy, sell, or trade pricing.

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