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Luxembourg 1966 - 20 Francs Specimen (Pick 54s)

The note remains in Choice Uncirculated condition with strong paper integrity and full preservation of the overprint, punch cancellations, and original printing detail. Read more →

Luxembourg 1966 - 20 Francs Color Trial Specimen (Pick 54cts)

Within the Luxembourg production sequence, color trial specimens occupy a critical position between photographic proofs and finalized specimens. They document the moment where design decisions transition into production reality, preserving evidence of how color, contrast, and engraving depth were calibrated before issuance. Read more →

Luxembourg 1982 - 20 Francs Specimen Unissued Series (Pick 54As)

Graded PMG 67 Exceptional Paper Quality Superb Gem Uncirculated, this example represents the highest certified level for the type at the time of cataloging. As a fully realized but unissued design, it stands as both a technical endpoint of the development process and a rare artifact of Luxembourg's late twentieth-century monetary planning. Read more →

Luxembourg 1967 - 10 Francs Specimen (Pick 53s)

The note is preserved in About Uncirculated condition, encapsulated by Paper Money Guaranty, retaining strong color, full detail, and complete visibility of all specimen markings. Read more →

Luxembourg 1967 - 10 Francs Issued Note (Pick 53a)

The note is preserved in Gem Uncirculated condition with Exceptional Paper Quality designation, encapsulated by Paper Money Guaranty, retaining full originality, sharp detail, and strong color. Read more →

Luxembourg 1972 - 50 Francs Signature A, Color Trial Specimen (Pick 55cts)

The note is preserved in Gem Uncirculated condition with Exceptional Paper Quality, retaining full color integrity, sharp detail, and complete specimen characteristics. Read more →

Luxembourg 1972 - 50 Francs Signature B, Specimen (Pick 55bs)

The note is preserved in Gem Uncirculated condition with Exceptional Paper Quality, retaining full color integrity, sharp detail, and complete specimen characteristics. Read more →

Luxembourg 1972 - 50 Francs Signature A, Issued Note (Pick 55a)

This example is preserved in Gem Uncirculated condition with Exceptional Paper Quality, retaining full original paper integrity, sharp embossing, and vibrant color fidelity. Read more →

Luxembourg 1972 - 50 Francs Signature B, Issued Note (Pick 55b)

This example is preserved in Superb Gem Uncirculated condition with Exceptional Paper Quality, retaining full original paper integrity, sharp embossing, and vivid color saturation. Read more →

Luxembourg 1951 Banque Internationale a Luxembourg 100 Francs Multi-Stage Photographic Proof Assembly (Pick Unlisted)

As a composite photographic proof assembly, this piece provides direct insight into both artistic and functional evolution, capturing not only changes in engraving quality and composition, but also a fundamental shift in the placement of serial numbering from face to reverse. It stands as the earliest documented stage of the Luxembourg 100 francs series within this collection, forming the foundation from which the 1956 photographic proofs and issued note would later emerge. Read more →

Luxembourg 1956 Banque Internationale à Luxembourg 100 Francs Face Photographic Proof (Pick Unlisted)

As a photographic proof, this piece was created for internal production review, archival reference, and final verification rather than circulation. Such proofs were never intended for public use and survive only in very limited numbers, preserving a critical but normally unseen stage between design development and issued currency. Read more →

Luxembourg 1956 Banque Internationale a Luxembourg 100 Francs Back Photographic Proof (Pick Unlisted)

Photographic proof of the reverse of the one hundred francs note of Banque Internationale à Luxembourg S.A., representing the finalized back design stage prior to full circulation printing. Produced in monochrome, this proof preserves the reverse layout in a production-ready state, including both compositional structure and serial placement logic. Read more →