Live auction - 520355 - 10 Francs MINERVE Colorisé Non émis FRANCE 1936 NE.1936

10 Francs MINERVE Colorisé Non émis FRANCE 1936 NE.1936 UNC

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Estimate :	12 000 €
Price :	7 000 €
Maximum bid :	7 000 €
End of the sale :	07 January 2025 17:12:16
bidders :	1 bidder

Face Value : 10 Francs MINERVE Colorisé Non émis

Date: (1936)

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Catalogue reference : NE.1936

Alphabet - series : O.000 n°000

Signatures : Boyer, Strohl

Commentary

Épreuve du recto sur papier fiduciaire sans filigrane. Cet essai combine une colorisation du 10 F Minerve (gravures en 4 couleurs en place des gravures bleu clair et bleu foncé pour le 10 F Minerve type 1915, afin d'augmenter la sécurité contre les contrefaçons) et une modification de la vignette par Sébastien Laurent avec l'ajout d'une Minerve à l'allure gauloise dans le filigrane gauche. Avec signatures et numérotation. C'est la première fois que nous proposons cet essai.
Proof of the front on unwatermarked fiduciary paper. This proof combines a colorization of the 10 F Minerva (4-color engravings in place of the light blue and dark blue engravings for the 10 F Minerva type 1915, in order to increase security against counterfeiting) and a modification of the vignette by Sébastien Laurent with the addition of a Gallic-looking Minerva in the left watermark. With signatures and numbering. This is the first time we offer this proof

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