FRENCH OCEANIA Paper Money INDEX

     

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President:
Raymond N. L. Poincaré
18.2.1913 -18.2.1920 

President:
Henri Philippe Pétain
11.7.1940 - 20.8.1944

Établissements Français de l'Océanie, FRENCH OCEANIA Banknotes, 1919-43 Issues
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NUMBERS
DENOMINATIONS DATES ISSUING AUTHORITY

Établissements Français de l'Océanie

 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

French Oceania Paper Money, 1919 Issues 1 N.1 - N.15,
P.1 - P.4
25 Centimes -
2 Francs
1919 Chambre Commerce Etablissements
Française L'Océanie
French Oceania Paper Money, 1919 Issues 1A N.20 - N.30,
P.1A - P.6
25 Centimes -
2 Francs
1919 Chambre Commerce Etablissements
Française L'Océanie
 

WWII EMERGENCY ISSUES

FRENCH OCEANIA Paper Money, 1941 Issues 6A N.32 - N.36,
P.6A - P.6B
1 - 2 Francs A.18.8.1941 Bons Caisse Etablissements Française
Libres de L'Océanie
FRENCH OCEANIA Paper Money, 1942 Issues 7 N.38 - N.48,
P.7 - P.9,
SB.1306 - SB.1308
50 Centimes -
2 Francs
A.7.4.1942 Bons Caisse Etablissements Française
Libres de L'Océanie
FRENCH OCEANIA Paper Money, 1943 Issues 10 N.50 - N.56,
P.10 - P.13

SB.1311 - SB.1314
50 Centimes -
2.5 Francs
A.25.9.1943 Bons Caisse Etablissements Française
Libres de L'Océanie
On 27.10.1946 French Oceania was named a French Overseas Territory.
The French Overseas Territory was named French Polynesia on 22.7.1957. On 28.3.2003 it became an Overseas Collective.
On 27.2.2004 it was declared and Overseas Country. Excluding Tahiti, it now uses French Pacific Territories currency.
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French Oceania was comprised of a number of coral and basalt islands in the south pacific with Papeete, Tahiti acting as the capital. It included the Gambier, Marqueses, Society, Tubuai Islands and the Tuamotu Archipelago.

In 1958 this area became known as the Territory of French Polynesia, excluding Tahiti which remained a French Overseas Territory.

FRENCH OCEANIA LINKS

CIA World Factbook - French Polynesia

CIA World Factbook - French Polynesia  

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Wikipedia - French Oceania

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