Lebanon 1000 livres Red Arabic Overprint Cedar Tree PPQ63 PCGS UNC banknote 2011

Lebanon 1000 Livres 2011 is an unusual Banque du Liban specimen banknote, Pick #90as, distinguished by red Arabic specimen overprints and certified PCGS Banknote Choice UNC 63 PPQ. The front presents an intricate green geometric composition with Arabic text, decorative linear panels, repeating diamond-shaped motifs and a prominent vertical security thread. A Lebanese cedar tree appears within the left section, while red diagonal specimen markings provide an immediately recognizable feature of this special-purpose issue. The reverse combines a large central 1000 denomination with Banque du Liban and Mille Livres legends, smaller 1000 numerals in the corners, another cedar tree and complex geometric patterns incorporating stylized letterforms and circular linework. Produced by Goznak without printer imprint, this specimen represents a fascinating intersection of Lebanese monetary history, banknote design and security printing. Its specimen status, vivid overprints and PCGS 63 PPQ certification make it an appealing addition to an advanced collection of Lebanon and Middle Eastern paper money.

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