50 Numismas - Louis XIV

Obverse

Portrait of Louis XIV, King of France. Château de Versailles and coat of arms on left.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
50 BANCO DE KAMBERRA 50
CINCUENTA NUMISMAS
LOUIS XIV
ROY DE FRANCE
ET DE NAVARRE
1638 - 1715

Designer: Franck Medina

Reverse

Portrait of Louis XI, paintings of him including the oil on canvas Louis XIV dressed in Roman style and crowned by Victory in front of a view of the town of Maestricht in 1673.

Script: Latin

Lettering:
50 50
LA LEY CASTIGA AL FALSIFICATOR
CON DIEZ ANOS DE CARCEL Y
DOS MILLONES DE NUMISMAS DE MULTA.
FRANCK MEDINA DISENO Y ARTES GRAFICAS 2015-2020 ©

Designer: Franck Medina

Comments

Banknote from the Kingdom of Kamberra in Spanish and Kamberri dialect.
This micro-nation is located on an island in the Pacific Ocean, near Australia.
Artist Franck Medina created this kingdom, initially under the name of Principality of Camberra. This principality existed from August 6 to August 23, 1988. Then, following a change of constitution, it was renamed the Kingdom of Kamberra.
Franck Medina governed this monarchy under the name Franck 1er.
The Kingdom of Kamberra has its own currency: the Numisma.

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Billet du royaume de Kamberra libellé en langue espagnole et dialecte kamberri.
Cette micro-nation est située sur une île en Océan Pacifique, près de l’Australie.
C’est Franck Medina, artiste, qui créé ce royaume, d’abord sous le nom de Principauté de Camberra. Cette principauté existera du 6 au 23 août 1988. Puis, suite à un changement de constitution, elle prendra le nom de Royaume de Kamberra.
Franck Medina gouverne cette monarchie sous le nom de Franck 1er.
Le Royaume de Kamberra est doté d’une monnaie : le Numisma.

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• Horse or equine
• Painting
• Castle or fortification
• Monarch

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