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The Isle de Bourbon series of Isle of Bourbon in the World Currency contains 11 distinct entries.
A previously uninhabited island about 500 miles east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean was visited by Portuguese explorers in the early 1500s, then colonized by the French in the mid-1600s. In 1649, the French named it Isle de Bourbon (Isle of Bourbon, IDB) after the French royal House of Bourbon. During the French Revolution, on 19 March 1793, the Isle de Bourbon was renamed Isle de Réunion, presumably in honor of the meeting of the fédérés of Marseilles and the Paris National Guards that preceded the insurrection of 10 August 1792. On 26 September 1806, t...

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Isle de Bourbon Value Range  
10 sous tournois (B101a)
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20 sous tournois (B102a)
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40 sous tournois (B103a)
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40 sous tournois (B103ar)
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3 livres tournois (B104a)
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20 sols tournois (B105a)
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40 sols tournois (B106a)
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3 livres tournois (B107a)
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12 livres tournois (B108a)
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25 livres tournois (B109a)
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50 livres tournois (B110a)
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The Isle de Bourbon series of Isle of Bourbon in the World Currency contains 11 distinct entries.
A previously uninhabited island about 500 miles east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean was visited by Portuguese explorers in the early 1500s, then colonized by the French in the mid-1600s. In 1649, the French named it Isle de Bourbon (Isle of Bourbon, IDB) after the French royal House of Bourbon. During the French Revolution, on 19 March 1793, the Isle de Bourbon was renamed Isle de Réunion, presumably in honor of the meeting of the fédérés of Marseilles and the Paris National Guards that preceded the insurrection of 10 August 1792. On 26 September 1806, t...

Catalog Detail