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1000 Francs

Issuer Banque Centrale des États de l'Afrique de l'Ouest
Year 1991-2002
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Reference(s) P#811T
Obverse description Dark brown-violet on tan, yellow and multicolour underprint. Central vignette shows workmen hauling peanuts to storage facility; woman's portrait vignette at right serves as both design element and watermark counterpart. Guilloche patterning frames the composition throughout.
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Signature(s) 1991 - Ildephonse Lemon and Alassane Ouattara
1992 - Frédéric Korsaga and Alassane Ouattara
1993 - Roch Marc Kaboré and Alassane Ouattara
1994 - Roch Marc Kaboré and Charles Konan Banny
1995 - Soumaïla Cissé and Charles Konan Banny
1996 - Niamien N'Goran and Charles Konan Banny
1997 - Niamien N'Goran and Charles Konan Banny
1998 - Niamien N'Goran and Charles Konan Banny
1999 - Idé Gnandou and Charles Konan Banny
2000 - Abdoulaye Diop and Charles Konan Banny
2001 - Abdoulaye Diop and Charles Konan Banny
2002 - Kossi Assimaidou and Charles Konan Banny
2003 - Kossi Assimaidou and Charles Konan Banny
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The BCEAO 1000 Francs series ran across more than a decade, with one signature pairing worth particular attention: Alassane Ouattara served as BCEAO Governor from 1988 to 1990, then left to join the IMF before becoming Prime Minister of Côte d'Ivoire — his name appears on the earliest dates here precisely during that transitional window. The 1994 date coincides with the CFA franc devaluation of January that year, the first since 1948, when the peg to the French franc was halved overnight, instantly doubling import prices across eight member states.

Charles Konan Banny, whose signature dominates the later dates, served as BCEAO Governor until 2005 before becoming Prime Minister of Côte d'Ivoire during the post-civil war transition period.

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