28 Ventôse an 4 eme (28 Ventôse year 4 = 18 03 1796) Sig Monval Without handstamp 10,000,000 notes Series 1 - 2000 (B801a-c) 5 francs (withdrawn 04.02.1797)

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28 Ventôse an 4 eme (28 Ventôse year 4 = 18 03 1796) Sig Monval Without handstamp 10,000,000 notes Series 1 - 2000 (B801a-c) 5 francs (withdrawn 04.02.1797)

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28 Ventôse an 4 eme (28 Ventôse year 4 = 18 03 1796) Sig Monval Without handstamp 10,000,000 notes Series 1 - 2000 (B801a-c) 5 francs (withdrawn 04.02.1797)
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GSID:

298914

Denomination:

5 francs (withdrawn 04.02.1797)

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

28 Ventôse an 4 eme (28 Ventôse year 4 = 18 03 1796) Sig Monval Without handstamp 10,000,000 notes Series 1 - 2000 (B801a-c)

Physical Characteristics

Design Details

Note Color:

Black

Note Dimension:

100 x 65 mm

Printer:

(Petits-P?res)

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