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5 Numismas - Bicentenary of the Paris Fire Brigade

Issuer Banco de Kamberra
Year 2011
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Value 5 Numismas
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Obverse description Central vignette of a young Polynesian man with full-body traditional tattoos alongside an exotic woman wearing a floral crown and diadem, framed by tiare flower motifs at right. Background underprint of palm-lined sandy beach with turquoise Pacific waters and distant sailing vessels. Denomination and issuer legends at lower border.
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Reverse lettering 5 1811-2011 Banco de Kamberra
BICENTENAIRE DES SAPEURS-POMPIERS DE PARIS
BICENTENARIO DE LOS BOMBEROS DE PARIS
Courage et Dévouement
Sauver ou Périr
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FRANK MEDINA DISEÑO Y ARTES GRÁFICAS ©2006-2011
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Banco de Kamberra is a fantasy issuer with no sovereign backing — these notes are privately produced novelty items, not legal tender in any jurisdiction. The "Numisma" denomination exists nowhere in monetary history. The Paris Fire Brigade (Brigade de sapeurs-pompiers de Paris) was formally established in 1811 under Napoleonic decree, making 2011 a genuine bicentenary year, but that historical hook is being used here purely as a commercial conceit.

Franck Medina is a French designer known for producing elaborately printed fantasy notes marketed as collectibles. No central bank involvement, no circulation history.

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