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| 表面の説明 | The Haitian National Coat of Arms is centered at the top of the note, flanked by the inscriptions "Liberté" and "Indépendance". The central text block states the authorizing law of 16 April 1851 and the note's face value of DEUX GOURDES, with two framed numeral "100" counters positioned on either side of the serial number. The denomination "DEUX GOURDES" appears in large letterpress text along the right vertical border, with manuscript signatures of the Conseiller de la Cour des comptes and the Chef de bureau de la Trésorerie générale. |
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| バリエーション | P#15a - yellow paper watermark: "EMPIRE D'HAYTI" P#15b - yellow paper watermark: "RÉPUBLIQUE D'HAYTI" P#15c - pale blue-green paper without watermark |
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The Trésorerie Générale d'Haïti issued paper currency under persistent fiscal strain — the country was still servicing the controversial 1825 indemnity debt owed to France, a payment forced in exchange for diplomatic recognition that drained Haitian public finances for decades. Notes of this type circulated in an economy where metallic currency was scarce and public trust in government paper was fragile at best.
Pick 15 is rare enough that auction appearances are infrequent, and surviving examples in any condition are genuinely difficult to place. The 1851 date puts this note squarely in the presidency of Faustin Soulouque, who had himself proclaimed Emperor Faustin I the previous year.