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Infiny cash - Albi
| Issuer | Infiny Cash |
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| Year | 2024 |
| Type | Souvenir banknote |
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| Obverse lettering | ALBI ∞ Saint Luc Dupuy IL ÉTAIT UNE FOIS EN FRANCE ∞ infiny cash B1_FR |
| Reverse description | The large infinity symbol (∞) dominates the centre against a world map underprint, flanked by vignettes of famous global landmarks including the Statue of Liberty, Pyramids of Giza, Eiffel Tower, Sydney Opera House, and Oriental Pearl Tower. An EURion constellation of rings is present, with a portrait of Greek philosopher Socrates at right. |
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| Comments |
Infiny Cash is a French fintech operating a network of ATMs and cash-handling kiosks, primarily in underserved retail locations across southern France. The Albi designation ties this note to the company's regional branding initiative rather than to any distinct issue or monetary function — these are promotional or demonstration pieces, not legal tender in any jurisdiction.
The EURion constellation inclusion is notable: its primary purpose is to trigger counterfeit-detection software in photocopiers and image editors, a feature typically reserved for sovereign currency. Its presence here suggests either a deliberate nod to legitimacy optics or use of a commercially printed security substrate already carrying the pattern.