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This French banknote with a face value of two francs was issued by the Chamber of Commerce of Quimper and Brest. It dates from 1915 and belongs to series A.
The banknote has a predominantly green background. On the obverse, a scene depicting typical characters from the Brittany region can be observed, including fishermen and women in traditional costumes. The imagery highlights the maritime activities and cultural heritage of the region.
In the center of the banknote, the face value of "2 francs" is clearly indicated in numerals and letters. The mention of the Chamber of Commerce of Quimper and Brest is also visible, highlighting the issuing body of this banknote. The date of issue, 1915, is printed on the banknote.
On the reverse, decorative motifs and graphic elements complement the overall aesthetics of the banknote. The serial number, 76592, is printed, allowing each banknote to be uniquely identified.
This two-franc banknote testifies to the economic and social context of France during the First World War, when Chambers of Commerce were authorized to issue emergency currency to alleviate the shortage of liquidity. Series A indicates a specific classification of this issue. For further information, reference Numista 204687 can be consulted.