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| 正面铭文 | BANQUE DE MADAGASCAR ET DES COMORES CINQ MILLE FRANCS COMORES C. SERVEAU FEC. MUNIER - MARLIAT SC. (Translation: BANK OF MADAGASCAR AND COMORO FIVE THOUSAND FRANCS COMORO) |
| 背面描述 | The right half of the note is occupied by a large intaglio vignette of a mother with braided hair carrying an infant, set against tropical foliage. To the left, a village scene with traditional thatched huts is rendered in multicolour letterpress, enclosed by geometric patterned borders in ochre and blue tones at the corners. The bank name appears in a cartouche along the lower right, with denomination numerals "5000" printed in each upper corner. |
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The Banque de Madagascar et des Comores was a transitional institution — established to manage currency across territories that were rapidly moving toward independence, with Madagascar achieving it in 1960 and the Comoros remaining under French administration considerably longer. This note circulated across both jurisdictions simultaneously, an arrangement that became increasingly awkward as their political trajectories diverged.
Clément Serveau designed extensively for French colonial issues across multiple decades, and Marliat, Munier, and Baudier were all seasoned Banque de France engravers. The three signature combinations reflect successive administrative appointments within the issuing authority rather than different print runs — the paper stock and plate work remained constant across all variants.