100 Francs

发行方	French Treasury
年份	1947
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雕刻师	Obverse: Camille Beltrand Reverse: Joseph Broutin
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正面铭文	100 \| 100 CENT FRANCS TRESOR FRANCAIS CE BILLET A COURS UNIQUEMENT DANS LES TERRITOIRES OCCUPES TERRITOIRES OCCUPES
背面描述	A draped allegorical female figure is seated to the right within a composition of architectural and floral ornamental elements forming the background vignette. The denomination '100' is repeated on the face of the note, with a legal warning against counterfeiting inscribed below.
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备注	This note belongs to the Allied Military Currency series issued for France following liberation, but P#M9 is the specifically French Treasury variant — distinct from the broadly circulated AMC francs printed in the United States. By 1947 the acute postwar currency chaos had subsided enough that the Banque de France could reassume production, and this note reflects that transition: French-printed, French-engraved, but still under Treasury rather than central bank authority. Beltrand and Broutin were both established Banque de France engravers with long institutional careers, which gives this note a more refined intaglio quality than the American-produced AMC issues it overlapped with in circulation.

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