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| 正面描述 | Green and dark green on light green underprint. Central vignette of a large traditional West African mask in intaglio, with a plantation or agricultural scene to the right. Issuer name in vertical guilloche band at left; denomination numerals «5000» at upper right and lower left. |
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The CFA franc zone is governed by two separate central banks — BCEAO covers the eight West African states, BEAC the six Central African ones — and the notes are not interchangeable despite sharing a name and peg to the euro. This 5000 franc denomination is the highest-value note in regular BCEAO circulation for most of the series' run, making the signature combinations more than bureaucratic detail: each pairing reflects a Minister of Finance and a BCEAO Governor, both of whom must countersign, drawn from different member states by institutional convention.
Nineteen distinct signature combinations across roughly sixteen years is an unusually dense rotation for a single Pick number, driven by the political volatility of member states — Guinea-Bissau's José Mário Vaz, for instance, later became that country's president before being ousted in a prolonged constitutional crisis.