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| 正面描述 | Blue-purple underprint with a central vignette of the coat of arms of the Grand Duchy, flanked by two guilloche panels bearing the numeral value. To the left, an intaglio portrait of Grand Duchess Charlotte within a circular medallion; numeral denominators occupy each corner, with the textual value inscribed at bottom centre and the seal of the Grand Duchy positioned above left. |
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| 背面描述 | Burgundy-red underprint with guilloche panels bearing the numeral value at each corner and along each lateral border. The central vignette presents a seated female allegory with her left leg crossed over the right, surrounded by artisan tools, an anvil, and olive branches; the cityscape of Luxembourg with the Adolphe Bridge appears in the background, and the textual denomination is inscribed at bottom centre. |
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Printed by the American Bank Note Company in New York, this note was prepared in exile, part of a series produced for Luxembourg's post-liberation monetary reestablishment. When Allied forces entered Luxembourg in September 1944, the occupying German Reichskreditkassen notes had to be swept out of circulation rapidly — these ABNC-produced issues were the instrument for doing that.
The Grand Duchy had been under German occupation since May 1940, its own pre-war currency suppressed. Notes of this type were brought in with the liberating forces, making them unusual as wartime emergency issues that never needed to survive an extended circulation period.