The 50 Francs 1917 "Bleu et Rose", issued by the Banque de France, is a historically significant banknote from World War I, reflecting France’s economic conditions during the war. This note was part of the early 20th-century French banknote series, known for its elaborate designs and artistic quality.
The obverse features a detailed allegorical composition, with two seated female figures representing Commerce and Agriculture, symbolizing France’s economic strength and resilience. The denomination "50 FRANCS" is prominently displayed, along with the inscription "BANQUE DE FRANCE" and serial numbering. The intricate floral and ornamental patterns add to the note’s aesthetic appeal.
The reverse continues the classical artistic theme, with another allegorical scene framed by intricate decorative elements, reinforcing the note’s elegance and high-quality craftsmanship.
Printed in shades of blue and rose, this banknote is a stunning example of early 20th-century French numismatics, issued during one of the most challenging periods in French history. A must-have for collectors of historical banknotes and wartime currency.
📌 Note: The serial number on the banknote may vary.
