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| 表面の説明 | Central medallion bearing a three-quarter right-facing bust of Zeus in classical style, surrounded by intricate vegetal motifs forming the border decoration. The denomination appears in both numeral and word form, with bilingual inscriptions in French and German referencing the Saar territory and the year 1947. |
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| 裏面の説明 | A standing allegorical figure of Ceres rendered in classical intaglio style, facing forward and holding ears of corn in her raised right hand and a cornucopia in her left. The design is framed by the denomination in numeral form alongside bilingual anti-counterfeiting warnings in French and German. |
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This note belongs to the Allied Military Currency framework that governed postwar Germany's occupied zones. The French Treasury issued its own Mark denominations separately from the Allied Military Currency printed in the United States for the other three powers — a deliberate assertion of administrative independence that reflected France's insistence on treating its occupation zone as a distinct sphere. The Imprimerie du Timbre was the same facility responsible for French fiscal stamps and official documents, pressed into banknote production as France scrambled to establish monetary control in its zone.
Pick #3 is the scarcer of the two major 1-Mark types in this French series, distinguished by subtle typographic differences from its predecessor.