Historic 1000 Drachmai 1928 Greece Note – Vintage Collectible from Early Greek Republic

Discover a remarkable piece of European monetary history with this overprinted 1000 Drachmai banknote, originally dated 1926 and issued in 1928 by the Bank of Greece during the Second Hellenic Republic. Measuring an impressive 193 x 93 mm, this rectangular note features early 20th-century craftsmanship and patriotic symbolism. As part of the First Modern Drachma era, it captures the national identity and economic challenges of post-WWI Greece. Now fully demonetized, this rare paper currency is a treasured artifact among collectors of antique Greek banknotes and historical European currency.

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Why This Product Is a Smart Buy

This 1926/1928 1000 Drachmai banknote stands out due to its connection with the turbulent interwar period in Greece and the short-lived Second Hellenic Republic. As an overprinted issue, it reflects emergency monetary policy and remains a notable rarity. Very few of these large-format notes have survived in collectible condition due to their age and paper fragility. As demand rises for interwar-era and First Drachma series collectibles, this note is increasingly valuable—especially among collectors specializing in Greek history, rare overprinted banknotes, or republic-era currency. Its scarcity and historical significance position it as a highly desirable long-term investment.