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Obverse Description
French text; crowned coat of arms; King Baudouin I and Queen Fabiola in profile
Reverse Description
Dutch text; Palais de la Nation in Brussels
Catalog Information
GSID:
87571
Variety:
Sig 4: Esselens Series 582 - 726
BNB #:
B704b
Pick #:
P139
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Bank Note Value History
Sig 4: Esselens Series 582 - 726
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Banknote Book (CPG) Values
01-07-50 Sig 1: Van Heurck Series A01 - B07 360,900,000 notes (all)
Worth: $2 – $30
03-04-56 Sig 2: Williot Series D07 - L15
Worth: $1 – $12
Horizontal red SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; all-zero s/n
01-06-48 Sig 1: Van Heurck Series A01 - C05 204,886,021 notes (all)
Worth: $2 – $35
03-04-56 Sig 2: Williot Series D05 - H09
Worth: $2 – $25
Diagonal red 50 x 6 mm SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; all-zero s/n
Diagonal red 75 x 8 mm SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; all-zero s/n
Diagonal red 50 x 8 mm SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; all-zero s/n
15 06 64 Sig 3: d’Haeze Series 1A - 3H 791,720,000 notes (all)
Worth: $2 – $6
Sig 4: Esselens Series 3H - 3O
Worth: $2 – $6
Sig 5: Kestens Series 3O - 4E
Worth: $2 – $6
Diagonal red SPECIMEN ovpt front/back; horizontal red # ovpt upper left front; all-zero s/n
Replacement: Series 1I
Replacement: Series 1I
Replacement: Series 1I
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