Banknote Central African States 5,000 francs - Customs Agreement - 1980 - Series N.3

The 5,000 franc banknote, issued by the BEAC in 1980, is distinguished by its motifs reflecting aspects of life and the economy of the Central African Republic. This banknote belongs to Series N.3.

On the front of the banknote, a young girl is observed positioned on the left side. In the center, a village scene is depicted, offering a glimpse of community and rural life. The inscriptions, written in Latin, indicate "RÉPUBLIQUE CENTRAFRICAINE" and the face value, "CINQ MILLE FRANCS".

The back of the banknote presents a diversity of elements. A sculpture is visible on the left, while an airplane is depicted, symbolizing air transport. In the center, a railway bridge spans a waterway, with a train and a tractor transporting logs, illustrating logging. A man smoking a pipe appears on the right side, adding a human touch to the composition.

The dimensions of the banknote are 168 mm in length and 110 mm in width. The weight of the banknote is 1 gram. All the inscriptions on the back are also in Latin.