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| 正面描述 | The face is typeset and engraved in black on plain white paper, enclosed within a decorative letterpress border of repeated ornamental units and corner rosettes. The upper panel bears the law date inscription, below which the text 'Domaines nationaux' appears in italic script, followed by the denomination 'Assignat de dix livres, payable au porteur' in large calligraphic letterpress. A handwritten-style facsimile signature of Gatteaux appears centrally, accompanied by a small wheat-sheaf vignette, with the series number and numeral '10' set within a rectangular vignette of two allegorical figures flanking the denomination numeral. The lower panel carries the anti-counterfeiting warning in small letterpress text. |
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| 背面描述 | The reverse is blank, showing only the faint impression of the obverse text and design visible as a blind emboss through the thin paper stock, with no printed design or lettering applied. |
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The Caisse de l'Extraordinaire was not a bank in any conventional sense — it was the revolutionary government's mechanism for liquidating the properties of the Church and the crown, converting confiscated real estate into paper currency backed by those assets. The assignat system worked, briefly, until the volume of notes in circulation dramatically outpaced the land available to redeem them. By 1795, hyperinflation had effectively destroyed the currency's value entirely.
Gatteaux, a medallist and engraver of genuine reputation, was responsible for the dies and plate work on several assignat denominations. The 10 livres sits in an awkward middle register of the series — large enough to attract counterfeiters, small enough to circulate widely among tradespeople rather than merchants.