No. 777, 1985 France 500 Francs, PMG 58

Product Overview

France 500 Francs "Pascal" banknote (1979–1986), Pick #156e; signatures：Strohl-Tronche-Dentaud; serial number: C.227 77647; issue date: March 4, 1985. The obverse features the renowned French scientist and philosopher Blaise Pascal, accompanied by the Tour Saint-Jacques in Paris on the left; the reverse depicts architecture associated with Pascal, including a monastery and arcades. It bears a watermark of Pascal's portrait. This is a classic high-denomination banknote from the pre-Euro era; issuance ceased permanently following the introduction of the Euro, making it a significant piece of European monetary history.

Certified and encapsulated by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty):

• Grade: 58 Choice About Unc (Choice About Uncirculated). The design is intact with well-preserved colors, showing only minor signs of circulation. Note: "Small Hole" (tiny pinhole on the note). The holder includes a unique verification barcode for checking certification details on the PMG website.
• Encapsulated in a specialized, oxidation-resistant holder that seals out air and dust, preserving the banknote's current condition.

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