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| 正面描述 | Upper left corner bears a circular vignette with a right-facing bust portrait of Louis XVI within a wreathed frame, signed GATTEAUX below; upper right corner contains a circular cartouche with three fleurs-de-lis surmounted by a laurel wreath. The body of the note carries two principal text blocks in letterpress: an upper panel with the decree authorization text referencing the Assemblée Nationale and the Royal sanction, and a lower panel with the payment obligation to the bearer, flanked by two rectangular value cartouches bearing the denomination 500 in mirror arrangement at lower left and right. |
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| 防伪描述 | Laid paper watermark with ornamental scrolls above and below a two-line inscription reading: OBLIGATION NATIONALE DE 500₶ / 1790 LA LOI ET LE ROI |
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The assignat was originally a bond secured against confiscated Church property — biens nationaux seized following the Assembly's nationalization decrees of November 1789. The 500 livres denomination was aimed at large commercial transactions and property purchases, not everyday exchange. It was never intended to function as ordinary currency, and the monetary chaos that eventually followed came later, after the Republic began printing lower denominations in enormous quantities.
Gatteaux was one of the premier medal engravers of the period, and his involvement here reflects the early Assembly's genuine attempt to produce a document that looked authoritative. The watermark was among the few anti-counterfeiting measures available, and forgery was nonetheless widespread enough that the death penalty for counterfeiting was formally enacted in 1791.