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This 1 Franc banknote was issued by the Rouen Chamber of Commerce in 1918 as a replacement issue. The banknote has a dominant green color.
On the obverse, the face value "Un Franc" is clearly indicated in the upper left. In the center, we find the mention "Ville De Rouen" followed by "Chambre De Commerce de Rouen" and the year of issue "1918". The mention "Emission de remplacement" emphasizes the special nature of this issue. A serial number, here "n°016.290", is printed in red. The signatures of the Mayor and the President of the Chamber of Commerce are affixed at the bottom of the banknote.
The reverse of the banknote is a uniform green color, without any particular inscription or illustration. The simple composition of the reverse contrasts with the detailed information present on the obverse.
This banknote was printed by Imprimerie Richard, located in Paris, France. The dimensions of the banknote are 115 mm in length and 78 mm in width.
The writing used on this banknote is Latin, as evidenced by inscriptions such as "Un Franc" and institutional mentions.