Expand your collection of European fractional currency with this 6-piece set of Cyprus 50 Sent banknotes. Issued by the Central Bank of Cyprus between 1983 and 1988, these notes represent the final era of paper "cents" on the island before the transition to a coin-only system for smaller denominations.

The design is a beautiful tribute to Cypriot rural life and the artisanal heritage that remains a point of national pride.

Banknote Details:

Obverse (Front): Features a portrait of a young girl in traditional Cypriot folk costume. The design includes the emblem of the Republic of Cyprus—a dove carrying an olive branch—and the island's map in the background.

Reverse (Back): Showcases a scene of traditional village handicrafts, specifically lace-making and weaving, which are historic industries in mountain villages like Lefkara.

Dates Included: This lot contains various dates including 1.11.1983, 1.12.1984, and 1.10.1988.

Key Features:

Condition: Circulated (Fine/Very Fine) – These notes show moderate signs of handling and folding from their time in use across the island, maintaining a solid paper quality and clear imagery.

Quantity: 6 individual banknotes.

Language: Trilingual text in Greek, Turkish, and English.

Historical Significance: A nostalgic piece of Mediterranean history from the pre-Euro era of the Cypriot Pound.