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This 50 cent note is a currency voucher issued by the cities of Roubaix and Tourcoing in France. It is part of the AK5 series. The text is written in French using the Latin alphabet.
The obverse of the note features the face value "0.50" repeated twice. It also includes the words "VILLES DE ROUBAIX ET DE TOURCOING" as well as "BON DE MONNAIE". The series "AK5" is clearly indicated, followed by the value "50 CENTIMES". A guarantee is provided, stipulating that the note is guaranteed by the cities of Roubaix and Tourcoing.
The reverse of the note contains a legal warning. It cites Article 139 of the Penal Code, which provides for forced labor for life for the counterfeiting or falsification of banknotes authorized by law, as well as for the use or introduction of such counterfeit notes on French territory. The names "ROUBAIX" and "TOURCOING" are also present. The printer, "IMP, ACHILLE SÉNÉCAUT ROUBAIX", is mentioned.
The printer of this note is Imprimerie Achille Sénécaut, located in Roubaix, France.