Step into the world of rare Lebanese currency with this 1983 250 Livres banknote, issued by Bank of Lebanon (مصرف لبنان). This is the elusive P#67b variant, distinguished by its control number at the top center—a design found in only about 5% of total printed notes, making it highly collectible. Measuring 165 × 95 mm, this large-format note combines intricate Lebanese design with scarcity, making it a standout for any collection. Offered in sets of 1 to 10 consecutive serial numbers, this is an excellent opportunity to secure one of the rarest circulating variants from 1978–1988.

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 Why This Product Is a Smart Buy

The 1983 Lebanon 250 Livres (P#67b) variant is an investment-grade collectible due to its low printing frequency—only 5% of notes from this series feature the control number at the top center. These are seldom seen on the open market, and full serial sequences are even rarer. With Lebanese currency becoming increasingly collectible due to limited surviving stock and the country’s changing economic conditions, this series stands out for both its aesthetic and rarity value. Whether buying a single piece or the full set of 10, collectors and investors alike can appreciate the long-term value of owning this scarce variant.