Banknote France 1 Franc - Chamber of Commerce - Amiens - 1915

This 1 franc note was issued in 1915 by the Amiens Chamber of Commerce. It bears the serial number N 240 523 and features Latin inscriptions.

The obverse of the note prominently displays the denomination "1 FRANC", accompanied by the inscription "CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE D'AMIENS". The nominal value "ONE" is repeated twice, framing the number "1". The name of the printer, "IMP. PROGRÉS DE LA SOMME", is also present.

The reverse of the note provides additional information about its issue and validity. It states that the issue is guaranteed by a deposit of an equivalent sum at the Banque de France. It specifies that the note is exchangeable on sight, in sums of at least five francs, at the Banque Duvette in Amiens. A redemption deadline, set for November 5, 1920, is stipulated, after which the note would be statute-barred.

An important note indicates that this banknote is valid within the district of the Amiens Chamber of Commerce, including the cities of Amiens, Doullens and Montdidier.

The note does not have a watermark. It was printed by the Imprimerie du Progrès de la Somme.