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| 表面の説明 | Brown letterpress note with a decorative zigzag border enclosing the design. To the left, a detailed vignette of a tall sailing ship at anchor in a harbour scene. The denomination '50 CENTIMES' is printed in large bold type at centre, with a faint guilloche underprint of '0,50' visible in the background. The municipal coat of arms of Granville — an anchor with a castle tower — appears at lower right, accompanied by two manuscript signature lines above the serial number, and the printer's imprint at lower left. |
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| 表面の銘文 | 1915 CHAMBRE DE COMMERCE DE GRANVILLE 1920 Délibération du 5 octobre 1917 CINQUANTE CENTIMES Le Trésorier Le Président N° 083,293 Imp Ch. Valin Caen |
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The Chambre de Commerce de Granville was one of dozens of French regional chambers granted emergency note-issuing authority after the outbreak of war in 1914 caused an immediate hoarding crisis that stripped small-denomination coinage from circulation almost overnight. These chamber notes filled the void that the Banque de France, focused on larger denominations, had no interest in addressing. Granville's issues were purely local instruments, accepted within a tight commercial radius on the Normandy coast.
The Charles Valin press in Caen handled several Norman chamber issues during this period. The watermark security was modest but adequate for the low-denomination, short-circulation purpose these notes were designed for.