Banknote Guadeloupe 5 Francs Red Type 1901 - ND(1944) - Série F252

The 5 Francs Cabasson banknote, issued for Guadeloupe, represents a face value of five francs. This type of banknote was introduced in 1901 and this one was issued in 1943.

The banknote belongs to the F252 series. The lack of information on the issuing institution and the associated personality does not allow to provide details on these specific aspects of the design and history of the banknote.

The 5 Francs Cabasson banknote is a testimony to the monetary history of Guadeloupe and the period during which it was issued. Its numismatic value depends on its condition, rarity and collector demand. Banknotes from this period may have peculiarities related to the printing and materials used, making them interesting objects of study for numismatists and historians.

The graphics of the banknote and the symbols it contains may reflect the cultural and economic influences of Guadeloupe at that time. The colors, patterns and inscriptions present on the banknote are all elements that contribute to its visual identity and historical value. The study of these details allows a better understanding of the context in which the banknote was created and its role in the society of the time.

This type of banknote may be sought after by collectors to complete their collection of coins and banknotes from Guadeloupe or to study the monetary history of the French colonies.