Live auction - 504023 - 100 Francs DELACROIX modifié Essai FRANCE 1978 F.69.01Ec

100 Francs DELACROIX modifié Essai FRANCE 1978 F.69.01Ec UNC

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Estimate :	400 €
Price :	210 €
Maximum bid :	210 €
End of the sale :	20 February 2024 17:51:54
bidders :	2 bidders

Face Value : 100 Francs DELACROIX modifié Essai

Date: (1978)

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Catalogue reference : F.69.01Ec

Additional reference : P.154a

Signatures : Sans

Commentary

ESSAI du recto sur papier avec filigrane cadran comme sur les échantillons Balzac. Sans date ni numéro.

Details

F.69 - 100 Francs DELACROIX modifié

References Banque de France : BDF197801 - BDF198901

Size: 85 x 160 mm

Date of creation/issue: 02 août 1979

Issue: 1978 - 1989

Date of withdraw: 01 février 1999

End of legal tender: 01 février 2009

Obverse description : Delacroix with a palette and brushes. Detail from the painting La Liberté guidant le peuple (Liberty Leading the People)

Reverse description : Delacroix with a goose quill in hand. Place Furstenberg in Paris

Watermark: Delacroix

Signatures : Le Secrétaire Général, Le Contrôleur Général, Le Caissier Général (4 var.)

Alphabet - series : 2 to 156, 1,000,000 notes per letter

Engraver Gravure : H.Renaud (R°), J.Jubert (V°), J.Combet (taille-douce). Dessin : L.Fontanarosa

Type : Identical to F.68 but the letters "CENT FRANCS" at the top on the left are crossed out in black

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