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100 Francs

Issuer Nationale Bank van België / Banque Nationale de Belgique
Year 1909-1913
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Shape Rectangular
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Reverse lettering 100 NATIONALE BANK VAN BELGIË HONDERD FRANK BETAALBAAR OP ZICHT C. MONTALD. É. BIET SC.
(Translation: National Bank of Belgium One Hundred Francs Payable at sight)
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Protection description National Bank of Belgium and head of Minerva.
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Montald was primarily a painter and muralist — designing banknotes was outside his usual practice, and the commission reflects the National Bank's deliberate turn toward fine arts figures in this period rather than in-house commercial designers. Biet, by contrast, was a prolific intaglio engraver working across Belgian state printing jobs throughout the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Pick 71 spans a four-year issue window, and dates within that range can affect collector interest considerably — the final 1913 issues preceded the German occupation by less than a year.

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