The Banca d'Italia issued Italian Lira banknotes in 10 different denominations, including this 10000 Italian Lire banknote (Alessandro Volta). They are part of the Italian Lira banknotes series. The Banca d'Italia started issuing these 10000 Italian Lira banknotes in 1984. They were withdrawn from circulation in 2002.

This lire diecimila banknote portrays the image of Alessandro Volta, Italian physicist and inventor of the battery. The words ‘Banca D’Italia’ are printed on the paper note.

Obverse -- Lab instrument at center, Alessandro Volta at right.

Reverse -- Tempio Voltiano in Como at left center.

Watermark -- Alessandro Volta and monogram "BI".

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