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15 euro - Collection Régions CGB - Midi-Pyrénées
| Issuer | CGB Numismatique Paris |
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| Year | 2008 |
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| Size | 130 x 70 mm |
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| Obverse description | Vignette of the Capitole de Toulouse at centre-left, with a map outline of the Midi-Pyrénées region bearing the Occitan cross emblem at right. The EU flag appears at upper left alongside a serial number, with the denomination '15' in large numerals at upper and lower right. Copyright legend and 'MIDI-PYRÉNÉES' inscription across the centre. |
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| Obverse lettering | 15 © CGB Collection Régions 2008 MIDI-PYRENEES 15 2008 CGB cgb.fr |
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CGB Numismatique Paris issued a short series of regional fantasy notes in 2008, each denominated in euros despite having no legal tender status anywhere. These were collector items sold directly through their numismatic catalogues — privately produced souvenir paper, essentially, dressed in the visual grammar of circulating currency. The Midi-Pyrénées issue is one of several in the run, each tied to a French administrative region that ceased to exist when the 2016 territorial reform merged them into larger units. Midi-Pyrénées was absorbed into Occitanie.