1000 francs 1913 — France ( Pick: 67 )
Region:
Europe
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 1000 francs issued in France in 1913. It is cataloged under Pick number 67. Its documented details and classification place it among the banknotes of this issue.
The front side design features blue on lilac underprint, displaying Mercury on the left. The signatures include A. Delmotte, C. Bertin, and Billotte. The overall dimensions of the note are 180 x 100 mm.
This banknote was produced in an amount of 1,050,000 by the printing office Monnaie de Paris. The production figure noted reflects the efforts of the government to address the currency needs of the time.
The front side design features blue on lilac underprint, displaying Mercury on the left. The signatures include A. Delmotte, C. Bertin, and Billotte. The overall dimensions of the note are 180 x 100 mm.
This banknote was produced in an amount of 1,050,000 by the printing office Monnaie de Paris. The production figure noted reflects the efforts of the government to address the currency needs of the time.
Specifications
- Signed by
- F.36/27, P#67 g
- Date of issue
- 1913
- Printing office
- Monnaie de Paris
- Colour
- Blue and pink
- Dimensions
- 180 x 100 mm
- Amount produced
- 1,050,000
- Pick catalog
- 67
About this banknote
The Banque de France issued the 1000 francs "Bleu et Rose" banknote between 1889 and 1926. This series was introduced on November 7, 1889, to meet the growing economic demands of the period.
The front of the banknote features Mercury on the left and a woman in a medallion on the right, with numerous allegorical figures in the border. The reverse depicts allegorical figures representing Commerce and Industry on the left, and Agriculture and Science on the right. The note measures 235 x 130 mm and was demonetized on October 19, 1933.
