Banknote Belgium 5 Francs 1943 - Red - Serial H1

This Belgian banknote has a face value of five francs. It was issued in 1943.

The banknote has a predominantly red color. It is part of a series identified by the code "H1". An external link provides access to additional information about this banknote, notably via the Numista website. The internal identifier of this product is 108432.

The front of the banknote features a portrait of Albert I, King of the Belgians. Albert I reigned from 1909 to 1934 and is an important figure in Belgian history, particularly for his role during the First World War. The presence of his portrait on this banknote reflects his influence and popularity in the Belgian collective memory.

The issuing institution is not specified in the provided data. The absence of this information may be due to various reasons, such as the limited availability of data or the nature of the institution itself at the time of issue.

The "H1" series allows for a more precise identification of this banknote among other five-franc issues from the same year. Series are often used to distinguish different printings or issues, and can affect the collectible value of the banknote.

This five-franc banknote is a historical testimony of Belgium during the Second World War period, reflecting both the tribute paid to a prominent royal figure and the economic and social context of the time.