Live auction - 4490257 - 1000 Francs ART MÉDIÉVAL type 1983 Épreuve FRANCE 1980 NE.1983.00

1000 Francs ART MÉDIÉVAL type 1983 Épreuve FRANCE 1980 NE.1983.00 UNC

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Estimate :	4 000 €
Price :	2 700 €
Maximum bid :	3 000 €
End of the sale :	05 October 2021 16:49:21
bidders :	3 bidders

Face Value : 1000 Francs ART MÉDIÉVAL type 1983 Épreuve

Date: 1980

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Catalogue reference : NE.1983.00

Additional reference : P.-

Alphabet - series : O.000 n°000000

Signatures : Strohl, Tronche, Dentaud

Commentary

Exceptionnelle reproduction double uniface sur plastique / film souple d'une maquette (gouache) du 1000F Art Médiéval. Les documents, datés du 15/9/1981, présentent plusieurs différences par rapport à la vignette finale : police de numérotation différente, points destinés aux aveugles différents, texte Banque de France en blanc. Les détails sont plus nets et plus fins, les couleurs plus vives.
Il est possible que la finalité de ces documents était de tester l'ajout des indices, signatures et code pénal. Sur le site de la Banque de France on retrouve une maquette assez similaire de Pierrette Lambert avec 500 Francs en valeur faciale
( https://www.banque-france.fr/conferences-et-medias/galerie-photos )..
Exceptional double-sided reproduction on plastic / flexible film of a model (gouache) of the 1000F Medieval Art. The documents, dated 15/9/1981, present several differences compared to the final vignette: different numbering font, different points intended for the blind, Banque de France text in white. The details are sharper and finer, the colors more vivid. It is possible that the purpose of these documents was to test the addition of indices, signatures and penal code. On the Banque de France website we find a fairly similar model by Pierrette Lambert with 500 Francs in face value ( https://www.banque-france.fr/conferences-et-medias/galerie-photos ).

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