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The 1 Piastre banknote, issued in French Indochina between 1903 and 1921, belongs to series T.527. This banknote has a face value of 1 Piastre.
The front of the banknote features an oriental woman, whose hairstyle and clothing reflect the region's dress traditions. The background is adorned with stylized floral and plant motifs, typical of the aesthetics of the time. The composition is symmetrical, with decorative elements framing the central portrait. Inscriptions in Latin characters indicate the face value and the name of the issuing bank.
The back of the banknote features a complex design centered around a dragon, a powerful symbol in Asian culture. The dragon is depicted in a dynamic pose, surrounded by clouds and ornamental motifs. Local script characters are also present, adding a significant cultural dimension. The face value is repeated in numbers and letters, ensuring clear identification of the banknote's value.
This banknote is a testament to French colonial history in Indochina, reflecting a mixture of cultural and economic influences. Its weight is one gram.