Rare 10 Francs Banknote France 1949 – Signed Rousseau & Gargam

Own a piece of post-war French history with this 10 Francs banknote dated 10 March 1949, issued by the Bank of France under the Fourth Republic. Signed by General Cashier Pierre Rousseau and General Secretary Pol Gargam, this note is part of the final series before the franc transitioned toward modern denominations. With elegant design and historic relevance, this demonetized note is a treasure for European currency collectors.

Add this historic French 10 Francs note to your collection now—supplies are shrinking fast for this 1949 issue!

 Why This Product Is Valuable

• Historical Importance: Issued in 1949, this note reflects France’s Fourth Republic post-World War II recovery era.

• End of an Era: This was one of the final issues of the old franc, demonetized in 1963, making it a milestone piece in France’s monetary history.

• Distinct Signatures: Signed by Pierre Rousseau and Pol Gargam, this version offers specific collector interest due to the pairing of high-level signatories.

• Solid Collectible from Europe: French banknotes from the 1940s are increasingly in demand among collectors of pre-Euro European currency.

• Appreciation Potential: Though more widely circulated than ultra-rare notes, good condition specimens are rising in value as available supply decreases over time.