after 2009 it's new "Turkish Lira", not "New Turkish Lira"

Started by RenaL, October 03, 2008, 12:38:41 PM

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RenaL

Turkish Lira had a fix back on 2005, when the New Turkish Lira was introduced, replacing 1.000.000 (one million)Turkish Lira.

After four years, the Turkish Lira is back, with completely new looks.

1 Turkish Kurush (1/100 Lira)


5 Turkish Kurush (5/100 Lira)


10 Turkish Kurush (10/100 Lira)


25 Turkish Kurush (25/100 Lira)


50 Turkish Kurush (50/100 Lira)


1 Turkish Lira


Banknotes
5, 10, 20 Turkish Lira


50, 100 and 200 Lira


Sap

Neat. I like the 50 kurush - it's one for the bridge, map and bimetallic collectors. 8)
KoCT #21

The early bird gets the worm, sure, but the second mouse gets the cheese.

Triggersmob

Nice looking coins and notes, Renal.

Thanks for showing them.
Steve
(From Western Australia)

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ElleKitty

Do add this coin to my collection?
 
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Nighthawk

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RenaL

The new money was presented yesterday, they will be released by the new year.
For those of you interested, some more info can be found HERE.

We'll just wait to see the public reaction, but not everyone is pleased so far.

Humpybong



Very nice Renal.

I would be interested in getting a one of each of the bi-metallic coins for my collection when they are released.
Barry
Brisbane, Australia
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RenaL


scottishmoney

With all this Mustafa Kemal Atuturk stuff on their coins and banknotes, he is kind of like Turkey's Vladimir Ilych Lenin.  One must not be able to get away from him.

EgCollector

Amr :) :) :)

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