Banknote France 50 cents - Chamber of Commerce - Amiens - 1915

Remarks:

Plis, salissures, déchirures, pas de manque

This 50 centime banknote was issued by the Amiens Chamber of Commerce in 1915.

The front of the banknote features a typographic composition. The face value, '0.50', is highlighted. The inscription 'Chambre de Commerce' indicates the issuing authority, followed by the place of issue, 'Amiens'. The year of issue, '1915', is also present. The dominant color of the obverse is green.

The reverse of the banknote repeats a similar composition to that of the obverse, with careful typography. The face value is mentioned again, as well as the issuing authority and the place of issue. The year of issue is also repeated on the reverse. The dominant color of the reverse is green.

This type of banknote was often issued by local chambers of commerce in times of currency shortageDivision administrative française dans les régions du nord et de l'est de la France. or economic crisis, to facilitate trade at the local level. It reflects the economic and social context of the First World War and the difficulties of supplying cash.

It is important to note that this banknote is no longer legal tender and is considered a numismatic collectible. Its condition can influence its value on the collectors' market.