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The French Franc was the currency of France from 1795 until 2002, when it was replaced by the Euro. The franc was first struck as a gold coin under Jean le Bon in the 14th century, and later adopted as a basic denomination in the French Republic and its colonies. The name ‘franc’ derives from the original Latin inscription on the coin, FRANCORUM REX, ‘King of the Franks’.
French Francs are now obsolete. At Leftover Currency we specialize in the exchange of obsolete currencies, like the French Franc. Our online exchange service is quick, easy, secure and free of charge. We exchange both French Franc banknotes and French Franc and Centimes coins.
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20 French Francs banknote (Claude Debussy)
The note of 20 vingt francs depicts the portrait of Claude Debussy, French composer, with a sea scene in the background. The words ‘Banque de France’ are printed on the paper banknote.You get: £0.126601 FRF = £0.0063300000 -
300 French Francs banknote (Clement Serveau 1938)
The French bill of trois cents francs shows the portrait of Clement Serveau, French painter and illustrator. Text on the 300 Fr currency note reads ‘Banque de France’.You get: £0.195001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
500 French Francs banknote (Banque de l’Algerie)
The blue-violet-colored French note of 500 cinq cents francs has an image of a camel. On the banknote a caption reads ‘Trésor’. The 500 French Franc banknote is printed on a Banque de l’Algérie banknote.You get: £0.325001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
500 French Francs banknote (Victor Hugo)
The bill of 500 cinq cents francs features Victor Hugo, French poet. Printed on the pre-1958 five hundred old francs banknote is the text ‘Banque de France’.You get: £0.325001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
France 20 Franc coin
The coin of 20 French francs is the only European tri-metallic coin that was in general circulation. There are a number of different designs of this coin, including the one shown in the picture, featuring the tidal island of Mont Saint-Michel in Normandy.You get: £0.070001 FRF = £0.0035000000 -
1000 French Francs banknote (Banque de l’Algerie)
The French bill of 1000 mille francs features a dog and horses. The word ‘Trésor’ is printed on the banknote, which is an overprint of a Banque de l’Algérie note.You get: £0.650001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
1000 French Francs banknote (Richelieu)
This French mille francs banknote has the image of Cardinal Richelieu. The note contains the words ‘Banque de France’ and features the Palais Royal in Paris.You get: £0.650001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
50 French Francs banknote (Antoine De Saint-Exupery)
This 50 cinquante francs banknote shows Antoine De Saint-Éxupery and Le Petit Prince. On the paper note a caption reads ‘Banque de France’. The airplane on the back of the bill is a Breguet XIV biplane.You get: £0.316501 FRF = £0.0063300000 -
5000 French Francs banknote (Billet Union Française)
This French 5000 cinq mille francs banknote ‘billet Union Française’, also known as ‘Empire Français’ was printed from 1942 but only entered circulation in June 1945. It features people from 4 different races, from different parts of the French empire (Europe, Africa, Asia and Middle East/Arabia), united under the French tricolour flag. On the note … ContinuedYou get: £3.250001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
France 10 Franc coin
The bi-metallic coin of 10 French francs features a statue of a winged nude male that is on top of the July Column on the Place de la Bastille in Paris, known as the Spirit of Freedom. The figure clutches the torch of civilisation and broken chains, symbolising freedom. The French national motto is inscripted … ContinuedYou get: £0.035001 FRF = £0.0035000000 -
France 10 Franc coin (nickel-brass)
The nickel-brass coin of 10 French francs has a copper colour and features industry and energy. The front side shows cranes, steel works and industrial activity. The back side shows a map of France with energy beams pointing to the capital city of Paris.You get: £0.035001 FRF = £0.0035000000 -
France 10 Franc coin (Roland Garros)
The commemorative coin of 10 French Francs was issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of WWI fighter pilot and aviator Roland Garros. The famous tennis tournament the French Open is named after this wartime hero from France.You get: £0.035001 FRF = £0.0035000000 -
100 French Francs banknote (Paul Cezanne)
The note of 100 cent francs depicts Paul Cezanne, French impressionist artist. The orange-brown colored paper bill contains the words ‘Banque de France’. The back of the one hundred French franc banknote shows a painting of fruit.You get: £0.633001 FRF = £0.0063300000 -
3000 French Francs banknote (Green uniface 1938)
This French 3000 trois mille francs bill is uniface with a simple design, printed on green paper, cheque paper size, with watermark. Text on the three thousand francs banknote reads ‘Banque de France’.You get: £1.950001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
5000 French Francs banknote (Banque de l’Algerie)
The French bill of 5000 cinq mille francs features the text ‘Trésor’, printed on a Banque de l’Algérie banknote. Printed on the banknote is the text ‘Banque de France’.You get: £3.250001 FRF = £0.0006500000 -
5000 French Francs banknote (Henry IV)
The banknote of 5000 cinq mille francs depicts the image of King Henry IV of France. On the five thousand franc note a caption reads ‘Banque de France’.You get: £3.250001 FRF = £0.0006500000
