This section groups together the 5000 francs banknotes issued by the Banque de France. Collectors and numismatists will find here a classification of the different types of 5000 francs banknotes, with detailed information on their characteristics.
Included are the following 5000 francs banknotes, classified by type, date of issue and signatures:
Banknotes issued during and just after the Second World War. Characterized by the allegorical representation of the French Genius. Importance of signatures and issue dates to determine the value.
One of the first banknotes issued after the Liberation. Representation of Victory, allegory of the end of the war. The states of conservation (VF, EF, etc.) significantly influence the price.
Emblematic banknote representing Henri IV, King of France. Variations of signatures and dates to consider. Sought after for their aesthetic quality and historical value.
Last type of 5000 francs banknote issued before the transition to the new franc. Portrait of Jean Racine. Different shades of color and conservation states to examine carefully.
For each type, you will find:
ex: Fayette, Pick). Allowing to precisely identify the banknote.
Essential for identification and rarity.
Important factor influencing the value of the banknote.
From Poor to Superb (UNC). The condition of the banknote is a determining factor of its value.
Price estimate based on condition and rarity.
This category is aimed at collectors of French banknotes, numismatists specializing in the Banque de France and those interested in French monetary history. The precise identification of variants and states of preservation is crucial to properly assess the value of these 5000 francs banknotes.
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