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The image displays a retail store's wooden shelving and counter, presenting an array of antique coins, banknotes, and small collectibles. The specific location within the city of Lyon, France, is not discernible from the image content. On the upper wooden shelf, from left to right, are: a clear plastic container with dark coins (labeled "UMBERTO I°" related to 1878-1927, priced at 3€); a rectangular metal bin holding dark coins (labeled "PIECE ETRANGERE 1900," priced at 1€); a clear plastic container filled with silver and gold-colored coins (labeled "Pièce anciennes 1970," priced at 2€); and a clear plastic container containing numerous small red and gold pins, some partially obscuring a label mentioning "Pin's Kodak Eurodisney." Below this shelf, three galvanized metal bins are present. The leftmost bin holds numerous copper-colored coins (labeled "Pièce en bronze - NAPOLEON III d Vrac 1852 - 1920," priced at 3€). The center bin contains multiple red rectangular tins (labeled "COFFRET 1940," priced at 3€). The rightmost bin is filled with numerous items individually wrapped in blue plastic and tied with string, resembling parachute-themed novelties (labeled "PARACHUTISTE 1990," priced at 4€). On the lower wooden counter, a white enamel tray with a blue rim contains stacks of aged French banknotes, with "BANQUE DE FRANCE CENT FRANCS" clearly visible on the top note. To the right of the tray, several individual banknotes are displayed: two light blue and pink 50 Francs notes (labeled "DOLLAR FRANCAIS "DRAPEAU" 1944," priced at 10€); a 10 Francs banknote featuring Voltaire (labeled "BILLET 10 FRANCS VOLTAIRE 1963-73," priced at 8€); and a 100 Francs banknote depicting Pierre Corneille (labeled "BILLET CORNEILLE 100 FRANCS 1964-79," priced at 10€). A partially visible label for "'ASSIGNAT' 1700 -" and another for "50 Francs" are also present. In the foreground, a person's left hand with light pink manicured nails and a plain gold ring on the ring finger extends into the frame, positioned above the banknotes on the counter, as if pointing or reaching. The person's dark clothing is partially visible at the bottom of the frame. The background features old photographic prints or postcards mounted on a wall.
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