A remarkable document of international banking scripophily: this Registered Share Certificate for Five Hundred Francs issued by the Banque Helléno-Française, dated 31 March 1938 in Paris. With a share capital of Four Million Francs divided into 8,000 shares of 500 francs, this certificate bears witness to Franco-Greek financial relations of the interwar period.

Issued to the Banque Saül Amar et Cie, residing in Paris, for two hundred shares, this certificate bears the number 002 and concerns 200 fully paid-up shares of 500 francs. The articles of association were filed with Maître Blanchet, notary in Paris, and amended by the extraordinary general meetings of 8 July and 28 October 1929.

The sepia printing, the official red stamp with an interlaced monogram, and the Journal Officiel stamping mark of 13 December 1929 give this document an official and historical character. The fine typography and the paper's patina make it a sought-after object for enthusiasts of cosmopolitan scripophily and interwar banking history. Ideal for Franco-Hellenic or international-bank collections.