Obverse

The face of the drawing of this exceptional currency presents the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral in its purest form. Rather than being content with a rectangular format, however faithful to the building, the currency of Paris wished to make
A tribute to the Gothic style of the cathedral by taking up the contours of an warhead bay decorated with quadrilobes. The rebuilt arrow of Eugène Viollet Le-Duc here forms the bay ward and is perfectly written in the dynamics of the drawing, revealing the new statue of the rooster made during the reconstruction site appear.

Reverse

The reverse allows us to enter the cathedral. Here we discover the entirely renovated choir, revealing at the level of the nave the new liturgical furniture. Overlooking the vaults, the framework of Notre-Dame comes to fit at the top of the Meneau and reveals a complex embarrassment of farms, triangular wooden structures coming to support the roof of the cathedral. The frame is here a faithful representation of the new frame, itself rebuilt identically and with the same know-how as the original framework of the building.