Latvia 10 Rublis banknote of 1919

Latvia 10 Rubli

Latvia 10 Rubli banknote of 1919, issued by the Bank of Latvia.

Obverse: Sailing ship at centre. Flaming ball with L and 3 stars above legend. Intricate ornamental frame. Design printed in red-brown and green.
Reverse: Flaming ball with L and 3 stars at centre. Denomination numeral at all corners and at left and right of flaming ball. Design printed in red-brown and green.

Latvian 10 Latu on 500 Rublis banknote of 1920.

Red overprint 10 Latu on 500 Rublis 1920 - Very rare banknote

Bank of Latvia - 10  Latvian Lats banknote of 1922 - old 500-ruble note overprinted with the new denomination of 10 Latu.

Latvian money currency 100 Lats Latu banknote of 1923

100 Latvian Lats note

Latvian Lati LVL

Latvia - 100 Latvian Lats Latu banknote of 1923, issued by the Bank of Latvia.

Obverse: Two seated Allegorical women in national costume "Industry" and "Agriculture". The Great Coat of Arms of the Republic of Latvia.
Reverse:  Inscriptions LATVIJAS BANKAS naudas zime (Money note of the Bank of Latvia) and SIMT LATU (one hundred Lats).

Currency of Latvia 50 Latvian Lats banknote of 1924

Latvia 50 Latvian Lats

Rive Dvina (Daugava)with view of Riga - Mega Rare banknote

 Fifty Lats - Piecdesmit Latu 

Currency of Latvia 50 Latu banknote of 1924, issued by the Bank of Latvia.

Obverse: Panoramic view of Riga's old town and the Daugava river. Across the top of the banknote, there is the two inscription LATVIJAS BANKAS NAUDAS ZIME (Money note of the Bank of Latvia). Across the bottom of the banknote, there are the inscriptions PIECDESMIT LATU - Fifty Lats. The numerical value of the banknote at left.
Reverse: The denomination of the note fifty lats is printed with the numerical value 50 and Ls - currency symbol (currency sign) of Latvian lats. The Great Coat of Arms of the Republic of Latvia on the right side of the banknote.
Printed by Waterlow and Sons Limited, London England.

Latvian currency Lats 20 Latu banknote of 1924 - Mega rare

20 Latvian Lats

 Latvia 20 Latu 

Currency of Latvia 20 Latu banknote of 1924, issued by the Bank of Latvia.

Obverse: Farmer sowing. Across the top of the banknote, there is the two inscription LATVIJAS BANKAS NAUDAS ZIME (Money note of the Bank of Latvia).
Reverse: The Great Coat of Arms of the Republic of Latvia. Across the top of the banknote, there are the inscriptions DIVDESMIT LATU - Twenty Lats.
Printed by Waterlow and Sons Limited, London England.

The Great Coat of Arms of the Republic of Latvia.

The shield on the herald is divided into segments – half of a golden rising sun against a blue background is seen in one section, a red lion against a silver background to represent Kurzeme and Zemgale in the second, and a silver griffon with a blue tongue and a silver sword clutched in its right paw to represent Vidzeme and Latgale. Above the shield are three golden stars. The shield is held by a red lion with a golden tongue on the right and a silver griffon with a golden tongue on the left. They are supported by green oak branches with a red-white-red ribbon that has the proportions of the Latvian state flag.

Latvian money 20 Latvian Lats note of 1924.

 Latvian 20 Latu banknote 

Latvian banknote 20 Latu 1924 spesimen - Mega rare