BANK NOTE
Belgium 20 Franc (1956) Treasury Currency Note
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Country
Belgium
Denomination
20 Franc
Issued Date/Year
1956 CE - Common Era
Note Type
Paper - Circulation
Front Description
ROYAUME DE BELGIQUE TRESORERIE VINGT FRANCS
Back Description
KONINKRIJK BELGIE THESAURIE TWINTIG FRANK
Head of State
Maurice Williot
Dimension
130 × 69 mm
IN COLLECTION CONDITION
Preliminary
Normal
Condition
Good
CATALOG INFORMATION
132B
Krause Standard Catalog of World Paper Money : General Issues 1368 - 1960
Belgium 20 Franc (1956) Treasury Currency Note
OBVERSE
Portrait of Roland de Lassus
REVERSE
Portrait of Philippus de Monte
DESCRIPTION
Was folded vertically into 4. The corners are still sharp and pointy.
Issued on: 03 April 1956
Denomination: 20 fr - Belgian franc
Signature: Director General of the Treasury - Maurice Williot (signed notes 302/04/1956 - 31/01/1963).
Series: Royaume de Belgique - Trésorerie / Koninkrijk Belgie - Thesaurie
Color: Lilac, violet and blue.
Watermark: King Leopold I
The franc (French: Franc, Dutch: Frank, German: Franken) was the currency of the Kingdom of Belgium from 1832 until 2002 when the Euro was introduced into circulation. It was subdivided into 100 subunits, known as Centimes (French), Centiem (Dutch) or Centime (German).
These banknotes were issued by the Belgian Treasury. Treasury notes for 50 francs were introduced in 1948, followed by 20 francs in 1950 (this particular note was a second printing in 1956). The Belgian Treasury notes had the same legal tender value as coins.
According to National Bank of Belgium, Belgian 20-franc and 50-franc banknotes issued by the Treasury cannot be exchanged for Euro.
NOTE
THANK YOU HERR J. LAW
ROYAUME DE BELGIQUE
W08 031233
03-04-56
TRÉSORERIE
VINGT FRANCS
ROLAND DE LASSUS
LA DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL DE LA TRÉSORERIE
20
LA LOI PUNIT LE CONTREFACTEUR
G. REGNIER. SC.
L. BUISSERET. DEL.
W08 031233
03-04-56
TRÉSORERIE
VINGT FRANCS
ROLAND DE LASSUS
LA DIRECTEUR GÉNÉRAL DE LA TRÉSORERIE
20
LA LOI PUNIT LE CONTREFACTEUR
G. REGNIER. SC.
L. BUISSERET. DEL.
Portrait of Roland de Lassus
REVERSE
KONINKRIJK BELGIE
PHILIPPUS DE MONTE
THESAURIE
TWINTIG FRANK
20
DE NAMAKER WORDT DOOR DE WET GESTRAFT
DE DIRECTEUR GENERAL DER THESAURIE
G. REGNIER. SC.
L. BUISSERET. DEL.
PHILIPPUS DE MONTE
THESAURIE
TWINTIG FRANK
20
DE NAMAKER WORDT DOOR DE WET GESTRAFT
DE DIRECTEUR GENERAL DER THESAURIE
G. REGNIER. SC.
L. BUISSERET. DEL.
Portrait of Philippus de Monte
DESCRIPTION
Was folded vertically into 4. The corners are still sharp and pointy.
Issued on: 03 April 1956
Denomination: 20 fr - Belgian franc
Signature: Director General of the Treasury - Maurice Williot (signed notes 302/04/1956 - 31/01/1963).
Series: Royaume de Belgique - Trésorerie / Koninkrijk Belgie - Thesaurie
Color: Lilac, violet and blue.
Watermark: King Leopold I
The franc (French: Franc, Dutch: Frank, German: Franken) was the currency of the Kingdom of Belgium from 1832 until 2002 when the Euro was introduced into circulation. It was subdivided into 100 subunits, known as Centimes (French), Centiem (Dutch) or Centime (German).
These banknotes were issued by the Belgian Treasury. Treasury notes for 50 francs were introduced in 1948, followed by 20 francs in 1950 (this particular note was a second printing in 1956). The Belgian Treasury notes had the same legal tender value as coins.
According to National Bank of Belgium, Belgian 20-franc and 50-franc banknotes issued by the Treasury cannot be exchanged for Euro.
NOTE
THANK YOU HERR J. LAW
COMMENTS
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#225 Sunday 21 June 2020 11:41:57 PM
Karen
United States
Used confition not torn, solid.
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