Image: Belgian francs of 1929 obverse+reverse

Description: 10,000 Belgian francs (2,000 belgas) of 1929, designed by Constant Montald. The frontside (top) depicts Ceres in chariot and personifications of science and art. The white central circle contains a watermark, portraying King Leopold I. Below the watermark is Belgian Lion. The right side portrays Neptune in chariot and personifications of trade (with caduceus) and industry. The backside (bottom) shows other allegories sowing and harvesting corn.
Title: Belgian francs of 1929 obverse+reverse
Credit: Museum of Belgian National Bank
Author: National Bank of Belgium, scan by National Bank of Belgium
Permission: This is a Belgian franc banknote. The National Bank of Belgium holds the copyright on the designs of the Belgian franc banknotes. As long as reproductions in advertising or illustrations cannot be mistaken for genuine banknotes they can be used without prior authorisation of the Bank of Belgium (official notice concerning the reproduction of banknotes for publicity reasons or other purposes). This template must not be used for Belgian franc coins.Belgian franc banknote//commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Belgian_francs_of_1929_obverse%2Breverse.jpgfalse
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