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10 000 Francs

Issuer Banque des États de l'Afrique Centrale
Year 1994-2002
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Value 10 000 Francs CFA (10 XAF)
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Reverse description Multicolour scene of a fisherman standing with a spear beside a large fish in the left foreground, dugout canoes hauled ashore at centre, and villagers sorting the catch along the shoreline; additional figures and boats visible on the water in the background. Denomination lettering appears at lower right.
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Signature(s) 1994 - Mamalepot and Ognagna
1995 - Mamalepot and Ognagna
1997 - Mamalepot and Ognagna
1998 - Mamalepot and Ognagna
1999 - Mamalepot and Ognagna
2000 - Mamalepot and Aleka-Rybert
2002 - Mamalepot and Aleka-Rybert
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The Banque des États de l'Afrique Centrale issues a single currency — the CFA franc — across six member states simultaneously: Cameroon, Central African Republic, Chad, Republic of Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon. Each printing carries a letter code identifying the issuing country, and P#105C designates the Congo series. The long signature run under Mamalepot reflects unusual institutional stability at the governorship level across a period when several member states were experiencing serious internal political instability.

Aleka-Rybert's appearance on the 2000 and 2002 dates marks a directorial transition at the national level, not the central bank itself — the BEAC governor remained unchanged throughout.

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