100 Nouveaux Francs / New Francs Overprint on P#53 - 5000 Francs

Issuer Réunion (1848-date)
Year 1967-1971
Type Standard circulation banknote
Value 100 New Francs
Currency New Franc (1967-2001)
Composition Paper
Size 204 × 109 mm
Shape Rectangular
Printer Banque de France, France
Designer(s) Robert Poughéon
Engraver(s) Obverse: Jules Piel, André Marliat
Reverse: Robert Armanelli
In circulation to
Reference(s) P#56
Obverse description Multicolor printing. The wording is brown purple in color and the value `5000` in numbers is printed in dark blue. Numbering and signature are printed in black. The overprint `COUNTER-VALUE OF 100 NEW FRANCS` is printed in red at the location of the watermark. Pensive bust of Victor Schoelcher, French journalist and politician posing in front of a sea and mountain landscape. In his hand, the parchment of the abolition of slavery in the French colonies. Two signatures varieties.
Obverse lettering DÉPARTEMENT DE LA RÉUNION 5000 REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE CONTRE-VALEUR DE 100 NOUVEAUX FRANCS INSTITUT D`ÉMISSION DES DÉPARTEMENTS D`OUTRE-MER DÉPARTEMENT DE LA RÉUNION CINQ MILLE FRANCS R. POUGHEON FEC. J. PIEL - A. MARLIAT SC.
(Translation: Department of Reunion French Republic Coutervalue of 100 New Francs Issuing Institute Overseas Department Department of Reunion Five Thousand Francs)
Reverse description Multicolor. Group of figures busy picking fruit. Below, article 139 of the Penal Code is printed in a gray cartridge.
Reverse lettering DÉPARTEMENT DE LA RÉUNION 5000 REPUBLIQUE FRANÇAISE CINQ MILLE FRANCS L`ARTICLE 139 DU CODE PÉNAL PUNIT DES TRAVAUX FORCÉS CEUX QUI AURONT CONTREFAIT OU FALSIFIÉ LES BILLETS DE BANQUE AUTORISÉES PAR LA LOI INSTITUT D`ÉMISSION DES DÉPARTEMENTS D`OUTRE-MER R. POUGHEON FEC. A. MARLIAT SC.
(Translation: Department of Reunion French Republic Five Thousand Francs Article 139 of the Penal Code punishes forced Labor those who have counterfeited or falsified banknotes authorized by Law. Issuing Institute Overseas Department.)
Signature(s)
Protection type Watermark
Protection description Woman`s head wearing a Phrygian cap.
Variants January 2, 1911
Numisquare ID 9123620400
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