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10 Francs - Federal Treasury German text

Issuer Swiss Federal Treasury (Eidgenössische Staatskasse)
Year 1914
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Reference(s) P#17
Obverse description Blue on light underprint. At left, a vignette of Libertas with classical drapery; at right, a portrait of William Tell. The Swiss federal arms appear at top center, flanked by the denomination numeral 10 in each corner. The text of the promise to pay is rendered in German across the lower portion of the note, with the issuing authority identified as the Eidgenössische Staatskasse, Bern, dated 10 August 1914.
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Reverse description Blue on tan underprint. The entire reverse is occupied by an intricate engine-turned guilloche design composed of concentric rosettes and interlocking geometric lathe-work patterns, with the denomination rendered in all three Swiss national languages: DIX FRANCS in French at top, ZEHN FRANKEN in German across the central band, and DIECI FRANCHI in Italian at bottom. Large numeral 10 counters appear at left and right within ornate cartouches, and a repeating micro-text border inscribes the denomination in all three languages around the entire perimeter.
Reverse lettering 10 DIX FRANCS ZEHN FRANKEN DIECI FRANCHI 10
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