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| 背面铭文 | CÔTE FRANÇAISE DES SOMALIS ፭፻ 500 SERONT PUNIS DE TRAVAUX FORCÉS A PERPÉTUITÉ LES CONTREFACTEURS ET CEUX QUI AURONT FAIT USAGE DE BILLETS CONTREFAITS من زوّر أوراقاً مزورة أو تعامل بتلك الأوراق المزورة عوقب بالأشغال الشاقة المؤبدة CINQ CENT FRANCS አምስት መቶ ፍራንክ TRÉSOR PUBLIC LORAIN FEC. G. REGNIER SC. (Translation: French Somaliland. 500. The counterfeiters and those who will have used counterfeit notes will be punished with forced labor for life. Five hundred francs. Five hundred francs. Public treasury.) |
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The Trésor Public issues for Côte Française des Somalis occupy an odd corner of French colonial note history — the territory's monetary affairs were administered through Paris rather than through the Banque de l'Indochine, which handled most of France's African and Pacific dependencies at the time. That administrative separation is why these notes carry the Trésor Public imprint rather than the more familiar colonial bank header.
Armanelli and Régnier were both career engravers at the Banque de France's Chamalières atelier, and their work on this series is among the more accomplished of the postwar Trésor Public colonial output. P#27 is notably scarcer than the lower denominations in the set.