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I have this note and can you tell me about it worth is short print thing like that?

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Bank of Syria and Lebanon, 10 livres note, overprint reads Damascus, September 1939
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The "Bank of Syria and Lebanon" issued similar notes for both protectorates, just with different names printed on them. Syrian notes have "Syrie" and "Damas" (Damascus), Lebanese notes have "Liban" and "Beyrouth" (Beirut). Yours is Syrian.

The blue-grey diagonal stripes are an overprint applied to these notes, probably in an attempt to keep track of when and/or where batches of notes were released during WWII. That way, if an invading enemy captured a batch of pre-printed notes and tried to use them, they could be identified quickly. Sort of like the "North African yellow seal" or "Hawaii overprint" US notes. There are five different patterns of striped overprints that were used on Syrian and Lebanese notes.
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Thanks Sap for the info
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