1000 franc 1958 — Algeria ( Pick: 112 )
Region:
Africa
Front side
Back side
Banknote description
The banknote is a 1000 franc issued in Algeria in 1958. It is cataloged under Pick number 112. The banknote features a front side design that includes Isis positioned on the right, with a colour scheme of brown and yellow. It measures 183 x 92 mm.
The front side design details the 1960 Provisional Issue and includes several dates: May 13, 1958; May 27, 1958; July 22, 1958; and July 23, 1958. This banknote is signed by Marcel Flouret, Antoine Civier, and Roger Emmanuel Delahaye. It is printed on paper and produced by the Banque de France in Paris, France.
The amount produced is unknown. Algeria was experiencing significant political changes during this period, leading up to its independence in 1962.
The front side design details the 1960 Provisional Issue and includes several dates: May 13, 1958; May 27, 1958; July 22, 1958; and July 23, 1958. This banknote is signed by Marcel Flouret, Antoine Civier, and Roger Emmanuel Delahaye. It is printed on paper and produced by the Banque de France in Paris, France.
The amount produced is unknown. Algeria was experiencing significant political changes during this period, leading up to its independence in 1962.
Specifications
- Signed by
- Marcel Flouret, Antoine Civier, Roger Emmanuel Delahaye
- Date of issue
- 1949-1958
- Printing office
- Banque de France, Paris, France
- Colour
- brown and yellow
- Dimensions
- 183 x 92 mm
- Amount produced
- unknown
- Pick catalog
- 112
About this banknote
The Banque de l'Algérie issued this 1000 franc banknote in 1958 as part of a series introduced during a transitional period. The 1958 series came amid changing economic policies in Algeria, marked by adjustments in monetary circulation to address financial demands of the era.
The front side of the note features an overprint on the #107 series with a design showcasing Isis on the right, in brown and yellow hues. It was printed by the Banque de France in Paris. The banknote bears the signatures of Marcel Flouret, Antoine Civier, and Roger Emmanuel Delahaye, reflecting its official issuance in the late 1950s.
