Belgium 100 Francs = 20 Belga 1944

The Belgium 100 Francs = 20 Belga banknote from 1944 is a piece of Belgian monetary history that holds both financial and cultural significance. In the midst of World War II, Belgium faced significant economic challenges, and the issuance of this banknote reflects the country's resilience during such a turbulent period. This particular banknote, denominated as 100 Francs or 20 Belga, features several important attributes: it is identified by Pick Number 114 (P# 114) and has the serial number 243818. The additional inscription "# 12266.V.268" further distinguishes this banknote. The overall condition of the banknote is described as Very Fine (VF), indicating that it has retained much of its original quality despite its age. In 1944, Belgium was under German occupation, and the country faced severe economic hardships. The Belgian Franc experienced significant devaluation during this time, making everyday transactions and financial stability a challenge for its citizens. The issuance of banknotes like the Belgium 100 Francs = 20 Belga 1944 was crucial in maintaining the circulation of currency and facilitating economic activities in the country. This banknote serves as a tangible link to Belgium's wartime history, embodying the resilience and endurance of the Belgian people during a time of adversity. It stands as a testament to the country's perseverance and determination to overcome challenges, both financial and political.

N° 3393 | Belgium 100 Francs = 20 Belga 1944

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