Live auction - 4250123 - 100 Francs LUC OLIVIER MERSON type modifié FRANCE 1937 F.25.04
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Estimate : | 500 € |
Price : | 300 € |
Maximum bid : | 311 € |
End of the sale : | 02 October 2018 15:07:51 |
bidders : | 1 bidder |
Face Value : 100 Francs LUC OLIVIER MERSON type modifié
Date: 02 décembre 1937
Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle
Catalogue reference : F.25.04
Additional reference : P.086a
Alphabet - series : Q.56039 n°210
Signatures : Boyer, R.Favre-Gilly
Detailed grade description : Un épinglage, magnifique
Predigree : Collection Daniel Masson
Details
F.25 - 100 Francs LUC OLIVIER MERSON type modifié
References Banque de France : BDF193702 - BDF193801
Size: 112 x 182 mm
Date of creation/issue: 09 septembre 1937
Issue: 09 septembre 1937 - 14 septembre 1939
Date of withdraw: 04 juin 1945
End of legal tender: 04 juin 1945
Obverse description : Agriculture and Trade, two children.
Reverse description : Labor (blacksmith) and Fortune (woman and child).
Watermark: Ceres and Mercury in profile
Signatures : Le Caissier Général, Le Secrétaire Général (2 var.)
Alphabet - series : 55429 to 67589, 25 letters, 1,000 notes per letter
Engraver Gravure :F.Florian, C.Romagnol. Dessin : L-O.Merson
Type : Identical to F.24 but with a modified signatory: "Caissier Général" instead of "Caissier Principal"