The 1000 Francs Blue and Pink Type 1889 (1889-1926) Banknotes category includes banknotes issued by the Banque de France, designed according to the "Blue and Pink" type and issued between 1889 and 1926. These banknotes are distinguished by their graphics and technical specificities specific to this period of French monetary history.
This section is dedicated to collectors and numismatists interested in studying and acquiring these historic banknotes. It offers a documentary resource to identify the different variants, signatures, control numbers and watermarks specific to each issue.
The 1000 Francs Blue and Pink Type 1889 Banknotes represent a key period in the history of the Banque de France and reflect the economic and artistic developments of the Belle Époque and the interwar period. The study of these banknotes allows us to understand the historical, social and financial contexts that marked their issuance.
Each banknote in this category is characterized by distinctive elements that allow it to be authenticated and dated precisely. The typology of signatures, the presence of specific watermarks and variations in numbering are all essential criteria for the identification and classification of 1000 Francs Blue and Pink Banknotes.
The information presented in this category aims to provide a solid knowledge base for collectors, detailing the technical, historical and aesthetic aspects of these French banknotes. The objective is to facilitate the identification and in-depth study of the 1000 Francs Type 1889 Banknotes, thus contributing to the preservation and enhancement of this numismatic heritage.
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