10,000 Francs

The 10,000 Francs category includes the 10,000 Francs Assignats issued during the French Revolution. These specific banknotes, belonging to the French Banknotes collection, are distinguished by their own characteristics in terms of design, watermark, and signature.

The study of 10,000 Francs Assignats allows us to understand the monetary history of France at that time, including the issues related to inflation and currency devaluation. Identifying the different types of Assignats, based on decrees and emission series, is essential for collectors and numismatists.

This section dedicated to 10,000 Francs offers precise and detailed documentation concerning these Assignats, including information on engravers, present signatures, and the particularities of each type. It aims to provide a complete resource for the identification and study of these historical French Banknotes.

The rarity and state of preservation of 10,000 Francs Assignats significantly influence their numismatic value. The presence of defects, restorations, or creases can affect the estimation of a specimen. Collectors generally seek specimens in good condition with legible serial numbers.

The collection of Assignats, and more particularly the 10,000 Francs, represents an important testimony to the economic and social history of revolutionary France. The analysis of the different types of Assignats allows us to trace the events and political decisions that led to their issuance and use.