b29_0084 - 100 Francs Spécimen NEW CALEDONIA 1963 P.42es
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Item sold on our e-shop (2011)
Price : 360.00 €
Item sold on our e-shop (2011)
Price : 360.00 €
Face Value : 100 Francs Spécimen
Date: (1963)
Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de l'Indochine
Catalogue reference : P.42es
Additional reference : KM.415e
Signatures : De la Motte Ango de Flers, Robert
Commentary
Spécimen par perforation SPECIMEN verticale à droite, surcharge numérotée SPECIMEN et numérotation en O.00/000. On constate avec étonnement que ce spécimen ne porte que deux 0 à l'emplacement du numéro de série alors que tous les billets portant cette combinaison de signatures sont de séries supérieures à 100..
Specimen with vertical SPECIMEN perforation on the right, numbered overprint SPECIMEN and numbering in O.00/000. It is surprising to note that this specimen only has two 0s in place of the serial number, whereas all the notes bearing this combination of signatures are from series greater than 100.
Specimen with vertical SPECIMEN perforation on the right, numbered overprint SPECIMEN and numbering in O.00/000. It is surprising to note that this specimen only has two 0s in place of the serial number, whereas all the notes bearing this combination of signatures are from series greater than 100.
Historical background
NEW CALEDONIA
New Caledonia was attached to the French Establishments of Oceania before becoming an autonomous colony in 1860. Overseas Territory in 1946, it chose to keep this status in 1958 and 1972. New Caledonia was discovered by Captain Cook in 1774. The French recognized the island during the Revolution. After the massacre of French sailors by the natives in 1853, France seized the island militarily and founded Noumea in 1854 under the name of Port-de-France. Until the year 1860, New Caledonia depended on the Territories of Oceania. The furthest French territory from mainland France, New Caledonia was an important penal colony between 1864 and 1896, in particular for communards, such as Louise Michel. It has significant mineral wealth, including nickel, which was used to make our coins from the half-franc to the 5-franc piece..
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