Belgian 1000 Franc Banknote (Type Londres 1943) Issued 1943

Belgian Franc banknotes were issued in 12 different denominations by the National Bank of Belgium. Included was this 1000 Belgian Francs banknote (type Londres). This 1000 BEF banknote (type Londres) was first issued in 1943 and in 1944 were withdrawn from circulation by the National Bank of Belgium.
This standard paper 1000 Belgian Francs banknote (type Londres) on the obverse side has portraits of King Albert I and Queen Elisabeth facing each other at ether end. This mille francs banknote were issued to the public during World War II by the Belgian government exile in London, hence the banknote being referred to as ‘type Londres’. The standard paper banknote was designed by Emile Vloors. The reverse side of the 1000 francs Belgian paper banknote (type Londres) has images of Allegorical figures and an angel.

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