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1942 Italy Lire Anyone Know Anything About It? Let Me Know.

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They're on the bay. Series 1943 PM-12a
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Allied Military Currency for Italy. Two types - one printed by BEP the other by Forbes Lithograph. Used as occupation currency in Italy by the allies.
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So worth keeping? Or just paper
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Only you can answer that question.

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Worth keeping, worth a few dollars or collectors value.
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Italian notes seem to be worth more than the French or German AMC of similar denominations. I agree with Enlil; it's worth a few dollars.
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