Live auction - 555929 - 100 Nouveaux Francs BONAPARTE Faux FRANCE 1962 F.59.13x

100 Nouveaux Francs BONAPARTE Faux FRANCE 1962 F.59.13x VF

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Estimate :	14 000 €
Price :	7 000 €
Maximum bid :	7 000 €
End of the sale :	06 January 2026 16:06:59
bidders :	1 bidder

Face Value : 100 Nouveaux Francs BONAPARTE Faux

Date: 01 février 1962

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Department *

Catalogue reference : F.59.13x

Additional reference : P.144a

Alphabet - series : N.147 n°37329, 75801 et 80624

Signatures : D'Ambrières, Tondu, Gargam²

Commentary

FAUX. Affaire Bojarski (1964). Exceptionnel lot de trois billets même alphabet, même lettre : N.147. Celui du milieu, le numéro 75801, est un faux Bojarski tamponné par "l'Office Central National pour la répression du faux monnayage" et portant au dos la signature du commissaire divisionnaire Émile Benhamou, principal enquêteur dans l'affaire Bojarski. Les deux autres sont authentiques. Réunir ces trois billets est un exploit, et constitue un ensemble digne d'un musée.
Pedigree exemplaire Faux Bojarski : Vente Pinon à Tours de septembre 2008, lot 285. Prix réalisé 5740€ pour une estimation de 1500€.
COUNTERFEIT. Bojarski Affair (1964). Exceptional set of three banknotes, same alphabet, same letter: N.147. The middle one, number 75801, is a Bojarski counterfeit stamped by the \\\"National Central Office for the Repression of Counterfeiting\\\" and bearing on the back the signature of Divisional Commissioner Émile Benhamou, the lead investigator in the Bojarski case. The other two are genuine. Bringing together these three banknotes is a remarkable achievement and constitutes a collection worthy of a museum. Exemplary provenance: Bojarski Counterfeit: Pinon Auction in Tours, September 2008, lot 285. Price realized: €5,740 against an estimate of €1,500.