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| 表面の銘文 | ΙΟΝΙΚΗ ΤΡΑΠΕΖΑ ΔΡΑΧΜΑΙ ΔΕΚΑ ΔΡΑΧΜΑΙ ΝΕΑΙ ΔΕΚΑ (Translation: Ionian Bank, Ten Drachmes, New Drachmes, Ten) |
| 裏面の説明 | The entire reverse is dominated by a large central guilloche medallion inscribed BANQUE IONIENNE DIX FRANCS, flanked symmetrically on each side by a smaller circular guilloche medallion bearing the numeral "10". The design is executed in brown intaglio on a plain ground with no additional vignettes. Two circular blue ink stamps — one at lower left and one at upper right — are visible as administrative or validation marks applied in circulation. |
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The Ionian Bank was a British-chartered institution, incorporated in London in 1839 and granted the exclusive right to issue banknotes in the Ionian Islands — then a British protectorate. When the islands were ceded to Greece in 1864, the bank retained its note-issuing privilege under Greek law, an unusual arrangement that persisted for decades and left a British commercial bank functioning as a de facto central bank on Greek territory.
Perkins, Bacon & Petch produced the plate using their characteristic intaglio steel-engraving method, developed to resist counterfeiting. The "New Drachmai" denomination reflects the post-unification currency standardization rather than a separate monetary system — the qualifier distinguishing these notes from earlier Ionian issues denominated under the pre-annexation monetary regime.