lc260 - La cote des billets - Guide des prix des billets de la Banque de France et du Trésor 1800-2000 - en prévente FAYETTE Claude, DESSAL Jean-Marc

In 2002, after two centuries in circulation, the French banknote was replaced by the euro. These rich testimonies to our history have given way to impersonal banknotes, devoid of any landmarks or figures. The expertise of the Banque de France and the many artists who contributed to these designs has been lost. The banknotes, however, are still there, in attics or collections, tucked away in books or filed in binders.
The Banque de France and Treasury Banknote Guide lists all issues from the 19th and 20th centuries. Each banknote is described, classified and graded according to six conditions of preservation.
Rediscover these masterpieces, learn about them, and reconnect them to our history and our memories. Go in search of rarities, variants, dates or alphabets; more than just a price guide, La Cote des billets will be your guide on this quest. This collection is open to everyone, with valuations ranging from €1 to €150,000; Banque de France banknotes are an exceptional heritage that everyone can help to preserve.
In 2002, after two centuries in circulation, the French banknote was replaced by the euro. These rich testimonies to our history have given way to impersonal banknotes, void of any landmarks or figures. The expertise of the Banque de France and the many artists who contributed to these designs has been lost. The banknotes, however, are still there, in attics or collections, tucked away in books or filed in binders. The Banque de France and Treasury Banknote Guide lists all issues from the 19th and 20th centuries. Each banknote is described, classified and graded according to six conditions of preservation. Rediscover these masterpieces, learn about them, and reconnect them to our history and our memories. Go in search of rarities, variants, dates or alphabets; more than just a price guide, The Ticket Price will be your guide on this quest. This collection is open to everyone, with valuations ranging from €1 to €150,000; Banque de France banknotes are an exceptional heritage that everyone can help to preserve