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1 Doume Puy de Dôme
| Issuer | Association pour le Développement des Monnaies Locales (ADML63) |
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| Year | 2015 |
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| Currency | Doume |
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| Obverse description | Full-bleed photographic underprint of wheat grain in teal and golden tones, split across two colour fields. The denomination numeral and unit name appear in yellow at upper left, with the issuer legend in white below. A blue banner at upper right carries the slogan, and an inverted mirror impression of the unit name appears at lower right. Serial number printed at bottom centre. |
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| Reverse description | Full-bleed photographic underprint of wheat grain in steel-blue tones. Scattered circular vignettes in orange, gold, and white overlay the field, several bearing the currency symbol 'd'. At lower left, a stylised volcano logo with the issuer name and website address; at lower right, the denomination numeral in gold. A vertical orange bar runs along the left margin. |
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The Doume is a complementary local currency launched in the Puy-de-Dôme département of Auvergne, one of dozens of such schemes that proliferated across France after the 2008 financial crisis renewed interest in territorial economic solidarity. Like most French monnaies locales complémentaires, it operates under a mutual guarantee structure: notes are backed one-for-one against euros held in reserve by a partner bank, typically a local Crédit Coopératif or caisse branch.
ADML63 received formal legal footing under the 2014 French Social and Solidarity Economy law, which for the first time gave complementary currencies a recognized statutory framework in France.