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| 表面の説明 | Green on multicolour underprint. Intaglio portrait of Flemish poet Guido Gezelle at left, framed by a stained glass window motif and tree vignette in the background. Bilingual inscriptions and denomination numerals appear in the surrounding guilloche-patterned border. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | Watermark |
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This high-denomination note circulated through a period when 5,000 francs still carried genuine purchasing weight — by the late 1980s, Belgian inflation had cooled considerably from the crisis years of the 1970s, so the note functioned as a practical large-transaction instrument rather than an inflationary stopgap. The decade-long print run spanning 1982 to 1992 reflects stable monetary conditions rather than emergency reissue.
Henri Decuyper's intaglio work on the obverse repays close inspection — the depth and line control in this series is among the finer examples of late 20th-century Belgian engraving. Decuyper was a career engraver at the Banque Nationale's own printing works in Brussels, and the quality differential between his obverse and the reverse is noticeable to a trained eye.