DETAILS --

• Issuer -- Greece 
• Issuing bank -- Bank of Greece
• Period -- Third Hellenic Republic (1974-date)
• Type -- Standard banknote
• Year -- 1987
• Value -- 1000 Drachmes (1000 GRD)
• Currency -- Third modern drachma (1954-2001)
• Composition -- Paper
• Size -- 158 × 77 mm
• Shape -- Rectangular
• Demonetized -- 01-03-2002
• References -- P# 202
• Obverse -- Bust of Apollon of Olympia. On the bottom left centre, Ancient Greek silver coin, Tetradrachm from Olympia, Elis (Obverse: Laureate head of Zeus & Reverse: Eagle standing right on Ionic capital).
• Reverse -- Temple of Hera at Ancient Olympia and Discobolus by Myron of Eleutherae (discus thrower). The picture of the Temple of Hera was likely done by E. Perraki, because he/she is listed to have worked on Greek banknotes at some point between 1970 and 1996, and due to the initials "Ε Π" (E P) being visible at the lower-right corner of the image. As well, the image of the Discobolus was likely done by I. Pipinis due to them working on Greek notes during the same period, and the initials "Ι Π" (I P) visible at the base of the statue.