Greece 1910 - "Privileged Company to Protect Currants" - Bearer Share with Coupons - Art Nouveau - Paris Printed A Remarkable Piece of Greek Economic History in Excellent Condition. Αn authentic, historical bearer share certificate from 1910, issued by the "Privileged Company to Protect the Production and Trade of Currants". This is a trilingual certificate (Greek, French, and English), representing one of the most significant chapters in modern Greek trade. Issued on July 8, 1910, in Athens, this share was part of the final efforts to manage the "Great Currant Crisis" that had dominated the Greek economy. The company held a monopoly on the collection and trade of the country's primary export product, making this certificate a vital document of Greek mercantile history. Exquisite French Printing & Art Nouveau Design The value of this piece extends beyond its history to its stunning aesthetic quality. This certificate was printed in Paris by the renowned Imprimerie Chaix (located at Rue Bergère, 20), as indicated by the tiny text at the bottom. This Parisian imprint ensures a level of detail and paper quality far superior to many other issues of the time. The design is a beautiful example of the Art Nouveau style that was in vogue in early 20th-century France. The certificate is framed by intricate borders featuring stylized grapevines, leaves, and clusters—an elegant visual representation of the company's purpose. An ornamental header with classical Greek motifs and a central palmette. A stylized medallion on the left side, featuring a profile portrait that echoes ancient Greek coinage. A bold, decorative monogram "S" (for Currants/Σταφίδα) on the right. This share is in excellent, collectible condition, with a clean and vibrant appearance. An affixed original Greek revenue stamp with a cancellation, adding historical authenticity. Strong custom made packing, registered shipping.