Live auction - 4660423 - 50 Francs BERLIOZ type 1964 Non émis FRANCE 1964 NE.1964.01a

50 Francs BERLIOZ type 1964 Non émis FRANCE 1964 NE.1964.01a UNC

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Estimate :	3 000 €
Price :	1 550 €
Maximum bid :	2 451 €
End of the sale :	10 October 2023 17:12:22
bidders :	2 bidders

Face Value : 50 Francs BERLIOZ type 1964 Non émis

Date: (1964)

Period/Provinces/Banks Banque de France, XXe siècle

Catalogue reference : NE.1964.01a

Additional reference : P.-

Signatures : Sans

Commentary

ÉPREUVES recto et verso unifaces, non filigranées, sans date ni signature. Ce projet présenté sur le site de la Banque de France (https://www.banque-france.fr/sites/default/files/ne_50f1964_berlioz.pdf) faisait appel à un nouveau procédé de taille-douce « report » en quatre couleurs pour le recto et le verso, lui donnant une apparence très particulière. C'est la première fois que nous proposons les épreuves unifaces.
Portrait de Berlioz, diable à gauche, représentation de la Damnation de Faust. Étude originale par Pierrette Lambert..
PROOFS, recto and verso, single-sided, unwatermarked, undated and unsigned. This project presented on the Banque de France website (https://www.banque-france.fr/sites/default/files/ne_50f1964_berlioz.pdf) used a new four-color intaglio process \\\"transfer\\\" for the recto and verso, giving it a very particular appearance. This is the first time we have offered the single-sided proofs. Portrait of Berlioz, devil on the left, representation of the Damnation of Faust. Original study by Pierrette Lambert.

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