Description
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The Banque d’État du Maroc 10 Francs 1943 banknote is a notable piece of Moroccan numismatic history, issued during World War II when the production of banknotes in France was disrupted. Consequently, the State Bank of Morocco outsourced the printing of these notes to the E.A. Wright Bank Note Company in Philadelphia, USA
🪙 Design & Specifications
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Denomination: 10 Francs
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Issuing Authority: Banque d’État du Maroc
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Date of Issue: May 1, 1943
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Catalog Reference: Pick #25
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Dimensions: 140 × 88 mm
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Material: Paper
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Printer: E.A. Wright Bank Note Company, Philadelphia
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Design Elements:
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Obverse: Features a five-pointed star within a circle, with the inscription “BANQUE D’ÉTAT DU MAROC DIX FRANCS” in French.
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Reverse: Displays a blue frame on a light red underprint, with the bank’s logo at the top center and a promissory text in the center.
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Languages: French and
🧾 Historical Context
This banknote was part of the first issue series by the Banque d’État du Maroc during the 1943–1944 period. The design and production were influenced by the need to maintain currency circulation during wartime disruptions. The involvement of the E.A. Wright Bank Note Company highlights the international collaboration during this era.
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