This section is dedicated to banknotes from the Banque de France issued between 1800 and 2000, featuring exceptional characteristics that make them rare or constituting sought-after varieties by collectors. It includes banknotes with minting peculiarities, specific serial numbers, unusual signatures, printing errors, or limited-edition issues.
Explore a rigorous selection of French banknotes from the Banque de France, classified as rare due to their condition, intrinsic rarity related to their period of issue, or the presence of significant singularities (varieties). Varieties encompass notable differences from the standard type, such as abnormal watermarks, distinct typographies, or exceptional color shades.
The banknotes included in this category cover a broad historical period, offering an overview of the evolution of French fiduciary currency during the 19th and 20th centuries. Each rare banknote or variety is accompanied by a detailed description highlighting its specificities and justifying its numismatic interest.
The classification and identification of rarities and varieties are based on recognized reference works and numismatic expertise. Emphasis is placed on the accuracy and precision of the information provided, to help collectors identify and assess these collectibles.
This section is a valuable tool for numismatists specializing in banknotes from the Banque de France, as well as for collectors looking for rare pieces and varieties to complete or enrich their collection.
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