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SETTANTAxOTTANTA: Anni 40-50. Le AM Lire sbarcano in Italia. Stampate in due lingue, divengono rarità da collezione · 70 80

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  journalist Enzo Mauri, who introduces today's
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  topic. Good morning, today I'm talking about
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  a rare coin, an authentic delight for numismatics
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  enthusiasts. The AM Lire, AM was for Allied Military
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  Currency, landed in Italy in 1943, after about
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  a month since the arrival of the Allied troops
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  in Sicily in July of that year. was preceded
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  by US dollars with a yellow seal in order to
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  declare it out of stock in case a large amount
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  was finished in the hands of the enemy. The first
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  emission of the AM Lire, called series, in 1943,
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  was composed of bills of the value of 1, 2, 5,
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  10, 50, 100, 500 thousand Lire for a counter
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  value of 15 billion. The cuts were two rectangular,
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  150 by 66 millimeters, like that of the dollars,
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  relative to the highest value banknotes. The
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  smaller pieces had the size of 78 x 66 mm, equal
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  to half. I don't want to say that it was the
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  real way in which the Americans won the occupation
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  of Italy, but knowing the Italians, I can be
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  sure that surely someone was made to buy from
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  these money, and the same American embassy in
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  Rome was bought with these Lire. The exchange
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  rate of the Lire AM was equal to 100 Lire for
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  1 dollar and 4 chai. for a sterling, when previously
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  it corresponded to 19 lire for the American division
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  and 90 for the English one. The unique aspect
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  of the incident was that the enemy, in the German
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  propaganda, spread a series of flyers with facsimile
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  prints of the banknotes on which were reported
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  denigrating phrases in Italian. The Americans,
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  concerned that the first series of M -Lire was
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  easily falsifiable, printed a second so -called
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  series 1943A, spread at the beginning of 1943.
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  In 1994, this new series did not include the
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  banknotes of 1 and 2 lire due to the poor purchasing
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  power. The total value was 155 billion, superior
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  to the actual availability of the Bank of Italy.
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  I mean, some would have had to be debited or
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  at least repaid in liras. The liras would have
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  been paid in liras from the Bank of Italy, but
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  without any debt remittances. But some would
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  have had to be repaid by the Federal Reserve
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  through dollars. Finally, at the end of the war,
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  in 1946, the Bank of Italy had the authorization
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  to print banknotes in our country. The legal
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  course ceased on June 30, 1950, with prescriptions
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  on December 31, 1951. Mr. Angelo, it's not a
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  marginal issue for a few pharacists, but it's
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  about the origins, the original sin of our republic
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  is this. The Ministry of the Treasury issued
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  good orders regarding the annulled and sent to
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  the slaughterhouse. To this day, very rare AMLs
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  vary from a value of 800 euros for large cuts
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  of the first monolingual series to 8 euros for
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  smaller ones. Thank you Denzo Mauri for the modern
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