These 9% BTPs were similar to those mentioned above, but offered a fixed interest rate of 9% instead of 7%. Again, the bonds were issued for a period of several years, usually 10 or 15 years, and investors received annual interest equal to 9% of the nominal value of the bond.
The headline of these 9% BTPs depicted a rural scene. As mentioned above, the images used on the covers of the bonds can vary depending on the issue and the period in which they were issued. The images chosen often depicted scenes characteristic of Italy, such as landscapes, monuments or cultural aspects.
The denominations available for these 9% BTPs ranged from 100,000 to 1,000,000 Italian lire (before the introduction of the euro). The colours of the bonds could vary according to the issues
1975 - BUONI DEL TESORO POLIENNALI 9% - 1.000.000 LIRE- ROMA (scena rurale, viola)
The 9% BTPs (Buoni del Tesoro Poliennali) issued by the Italian Republic under Law No. 692 of 21 December 1974 and the D.M. (Ministerial Decree) of 20 March 1975 were another form of public debt securities issued by the Italian State.
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Product Details
- Place of issue
- Roma
- Year of issue
- 1975
- Nation of issue
- Italia
- Rarity Index
- R4
- Quotation Index
- S4
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