Live auction - 514581 - 300 Francs Épreuve FRANCE 1938 F.29.00E

300 Francs Épreuve FRANCE 1938 F.29.00E UNC

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Estimate :	2 400 €
Price :	1 200 €
Maximum bid :	1 500 €
End of the sale :	15 October 2024 14:22:00
bidders :	1 bidder

Face Value : 300 Francs Épreuve

Date: (1938)

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Catalogue reference : F.29.00E

Signatures : Rousseau, R.Favre-Gilly

Predigree : Collection Claude Fayette

Commentary

Paire d'épreuves unifaces recto et verso sans filigrane collées aux angles, et une fois au centre des marges, sur carton fort.
Identiques au billet émis, avec signatures mais sans numérotation.
Dessin : Clément Serveau - Gravure : Ernest Deloche.

Details

F.29 - 300 Francs

References Banque de France : BDF193802

Size: 88 x 138 mm

Date of creation/issue: 04 juin 1945

Issue: 06 octobre 1938 - 09 février 1939 (non daté)

Date of withdraw: 20 novembre 1950

End of legal tender: 01 janvier 1963

Obverse description : Portrait of Ceres

Reverse description : Portrait of Mercury

Watermark: Mercury's profile

Signatures : Le Caissier Général, Le Secrétaire Général (1 var.)

Alphabet - series : Letters A to W (I excepted), 25 letters, 1,000,000 notes per letter

Engraver Gravure : E.Deloche. Dessin : C.Serveau

Originally, the 300F was a 10F note designed to replace the 10F Minerve 1915. The imminence of war urged the Banque de France to print a higher face value. The decision was made to print a 300F on the same paper as the 10F 1915. The 300F was held in reserve and not circulated until 1945

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