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The 20 Francs banknote, Pêcheur (Fisherman) type, issued on March 10, 1949, represents a monetary unit of France. It is a banknote belonging to the D.208 series.
This banknote was issued by the Banque de France and had a face value of 20 francs. It circulated legally on French territory at the time of its issuance.
The term "Pêcheur" (Fisherman) refers to the main motif illustrating the banknote. This motif is an artistic representation of a fisherman, possibly active or in an environment related to fishing. The precise iconography and artistic style used may vary, but the central image remains that of the fisherman.
The date of issue, March 10, 1949, indicates when this specific banknote was put into circulation. This information is crucial for collectors and historians, as it allows the banknote to be placed in the economic and political context of post-war France.
The D.208 series is an alphanumeric designation used to uniquely identify this banknote among all the 20 Francs Pêcheur banknotes issued. This series makes it possible to distinguish between different print runs and potential variations that may exist between banknotes of the same type.
Banknotes of this era were made from security paper, a type of paper specially designed to resist wear and tear and counterfeiting. Watermarks and security features were often integrated into the paper to prevent falsification.