02 01 1886 - 13 07 1888 Sig Bertin/Carré Series 900 - 1626 18,175,000 notes 100 francs (withdrawn 04.03.1889) Values

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02 01 1886 - 13 07 1888 Sig Bertin/Carré Series 900 - 1626 18,175,000 notes 100 francs (withdrawn 04.03.1889) Values

Details

Obverse: French text; seated allegorical woman (Navigation) holding rudder; anchor; penal code; head of Mercury; steel plow; seated allegorical woman (Agriculture) holding scythe

Reverse: French text; standing cherub holding coat of arms with fish entangled in anchor; standing allegorical woman (Wisdom) holding seated allegorical woman (Fortune) with cornucopia and wheel, in front of tree with name of designer (Paul Baudry) in ribbon at top; standing cherub holding coat of arms with fish entangled in anchor

Basic Information

GSID:

298400

Denomination:

100 francs (withdrawn 04.03.1889)

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

02 01 1886 - 13 07 1888 Sig Bertin/Carré Series 900 - 1626 18,175,000 notes

Design Details

Note Color:

Blue

Note Dimension:

180 x 112 mm

Printer:

Printer (Banque de France)

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