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| 正面铭文 | 1915 CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE GRANVILLE 1920 Délibération du 3 octobre 1916 UN FRANC Le Trésorier Le Président IMP. CH. VALIN. CAEN |
| 背面描述 | The reverse centres on a panoramic engraved vignette of the town and headland of Granville as seen from the sea, with its clifftop buildings, ramparts, and waterfront structures rendered in fine detail. Denomination roundels reading '1 Fr.' appear in circles at lower left and right, flanking a decorative floral garland underprint at bottom centre. The validity notice appears in two lines of bold letterpress text below the central vignette, and the dates '1915' and '1920' are enclosed in a rectangular cartouche at top centre, flanked by star ornaments within the Art Nouveau-influenced border. |
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Granville's Chamber of Commerce began issuing emergency fractional notes in 1915 when the wartime coin shortage left small-denomination transactions nearly impossible across provincial France. The Valin press in Caen handled several Norman chamber issues during this period, and the Granville series is among the more modestly distributed — the town's population was small enough that surviving examples with genuine circulation wear are actually less common than uncirculated remainders from unissued stocks.
The watermark security was a minimum concession to forgery prevention, typical of the underfunded urgency behind France's entire bons de nécessité program.