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| 表面の説明 | Plain ochre-toned paper note printed in black letterpress. The issuer's name 'SYNDICAT COMMERCIAL BONOIS' is set in bold capitals across the upper portion, below which the denomination '5 Centimes' is printed in large numerals and script lettering at centre. A small ornamental typographic device appears beneath the denomination. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Reverse printed entirely in black letterpress on ochre-toned paper, bearing a multi-line French-language text setting out the redemption conditions of the coupon. The text stipulates that the Syndicat, open every Thursday from 8 to 10 o'clock, will exchange worn coupons for new ones, and will redeem coupons against Banque de l'Algérie notes provided they are presented in a minimum amount of 5 francs, with proceeds deposited at the Crédit Foncier for reimbursement. The denomination 'Cinq Centimes' appears at the foot of the text. |
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Emergency small-change notes issued during WWI by a local merchants' syndicate in Bône (now Annaba, Algeria), filling the void left when metallic coinage disappeared from circulation almost entirely after 1914. The French government tolerated — and effectively encouraged — these private syndicat issues rather than flood the colonies with emergency coinage from already-strained metropolitan mints.
The Syndicat Commercial Bônois was one of dozens of such bodies across French North Africa that stepped into the gap. These notes had no legal tender status in any formal sense, yet they circulated freely within local commerce because merchants who issued them also accepted them.