p04_0229 - 100 Francs TAHITI 1943 P.17bs
PAPIER MONNAIE 4 (2004)
Starting price : 270.00 €
Estimate : 500.00 €
unsold lot
Starting price : 270.00 €
Estimate : 500.00 €
unsold lot
Face Value : 100 Francs
Date: (1943)
Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de l'Indochine
Catalogue reference : P.17bs
Additional reference : KM.519g
Alphabet - series : Série C6 n°023
Signatures : Émile Dufour
Detailed grade description : Gros trou d'annulation, sinon
Commentary
Article PM Magazine N°4, Janvier 1994 : 9 exemplaires répertoriés, cet exemplaire cité. Nous écrivions à son propos " Ce billet est annulé par grosse perforation circulaire en dessous de "PAPEETE" et par tampon "ANNULE" au revers. Seule la mention "de Saïgon" est barrée manuellement, "L'INSPECTEUR GENERAL" ne l'étant pas. Ce billet ne semble pas avoir été utilisé comme spécimen par la Banque puisqu'il ne porte pas le petit chiffre à la plume caractéristique de tous les spécimens BIC de cette période et les raisons de son annulation ne sont pas claires. C'est le seul exemplaire que nous connaissions avec ce type d'annulation dans cette série.
PM Magazine Article No. 4, January 1994: 9 examples listed, this example cited. We wrote about it: \\\"This note is canceled by a large circular perforation below \\\"PAPEETE\\\" and by a \\\"CANCELLED\\\" stamp on the reverse. Only the mention \\\"from Saigon\\\" is manually crossed out, \\\"L'INSPECTEUR GENERAL\\\" is not. This note does not appear to have been used as a specimen by the Bank since it does not bear the small pen number characteristic of all BIC specimens of this period and the reasons for its cancellation are not clear. This is the only example we know of with this type of cancellation in this series
PM Magazine Article No. 4, January 1994: 9 examples listed, this example cited. We wrote about it: \\\"This note is canceled by a large circular perforation below \\\"PAPEETE\\\" and by a \\\"CANCELLED\\\" stamp on the reverse. Only the mention \\\"from Saigon\\\" is manually crossed out, \\\"L'INSPECTEUR GENERAL\\\" is not. This note does not appear to have been used as a specimen by the Bank since it does not bear the small pen number characteristic of all BIC specimens of this period and the reasons for its cancellation are not clear. This is the only example we know of with this type of cancellation in this series







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