Chinese Currency: (3) 1940 Bank of China One Hundr

China, one hundred paper currency notes, dated 1960, "Er Yuan", each with serial number of "three roman letters and seven digits," with "solid star" water marks, with original bank bounding paper seal

Six "3 Yuan" currency notes issued by Bank of China in 1953, in continuous serial number from II IX IV 6057910 to II IX IV 6057915, in mint condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, O

Six "3 Yuan" currency notes issued by Bank of China in 1953, in continuous serial number from II IX IV 6057910 to II IX IV 6057915, in mint condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, O

DESCRIPTION: A lot of 4 Chinese reverse hand painted snuff bottles. CIRCA: 1940-1970s ORIGIN: China DIMENSIONS: Tallest one is H;3.25" L:2.5" CONDITION: Great condition. See lot description for detail

Two notes printed "3 Yuan", one note printed "10 Yuan" with water proof mark of a building with radiating lights, issued by Bank of China in 1953. Provenance: Estate of Jonathan Ellsworth, Vancouver,

人民紙貨幣 Republic of China Year 38 Chinese bank note One Hundred Yuan Length: 5 1/4 in (13.3 cm) Width: 2 3/4 in (7.0 cm)

Four packets of crisp uncirculated foreign banknotes: 1) Chinese 1949, two cent notes, S-1452, about one hundred pieces. 2) Bank of Uganda ten shilling notes, P#16; Obverse: coat of arms at left; Reve

Three packets of crisp uncirculated foreign currency: 1) Bank of Uganda ten shilling notes, a hundred pieces. 2) China 1949 two cent notes, S-1452, about one hundred; 3) British Armed Forces one pound

Group of five Hong Kong and Chinese currency: four bank notes; together with one coin; L: 7 1/4" (longest, approx.)

38pc MISC Chinese Currency- Bank of Communications, Federal Reserve Bank of China, Bank of Shansi Chahar & Hopei, Mengchiang Bank, Central Bank of Manchukuo, Hua-Hsing Commercial Bank -10pc Bank of Co

3 of Chinese United Bank Notes. One Yuan

3 of Chinese United Bank Notes. One Yuan

REPUBLIC, GENERAL ISSUES Central Reserve Bank of China 1940 1-Cent (3) 5-Cents (4) 1943 10-Cents (1) 1942 500-Yuan (1) 1943 500-Yuan (1) 1944 1000-Yuan (3) Original VF-UNC (13pcs)

Set of 100 3-Yuan notes in continuous serial number from I IX IV 7363801 to I IX IV 7363900, all in mint condition. Printed by People's Bank of China in 1953Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Sau

Set of 100 3-Yuan notes in continuous serial number from I IX IV 7363801 to I IX IV 7363900, all in mint condition. Printed by People's Bank of China in 1953. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake S

Set of 100 3-Yuan notes in continuous serial number from I IX IV 6053801 to I IX IV 6053900, all in mint condition. Printed by People's Bank of China in 1953. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake

China, one hundred paper currency notes, dated 1960, "Er Yuan" banknotes, all gravure printing with solid "five-pointed stars" watermarks, each with serial number of "three roman letters and seven dig

Issued by Bank of China in 1953 in continuous serial number from II IX IV 2196601 to II IX IV 2196610, mint condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, Oregon, consultant to Bank of Chi

Chinese. Group of four porcelain immortal figurines in green, blue, yellow, and aubergine glaze holding their attributes. Impressed "China" to three and written "China" to one. Approx. h. 4.375" (tall

Limited edition collection album of 4th issue of Chinese currency, each with identical serial number, issued by Bank of China. Provenance: Estate of Jonathan Ellsworth, Vancouver, Canada, consultant t

12 assorted Chinese Qing dynasty and China Republic stamps, of 1 Qing dynasty 3 cents stamps, of 11 assorted China Republic stamps, one half cent, one 1 cent, one 2 cents, four 3 cents, two 4 cents, o

Featuring Two 1928 $10 Central Bank Of China Shanghai Currency And One $5 Central Bank Of China Shanghai Currency. Together With A .10, .50 & 1 Yan Bank Of China Foreign Exchange Certificates.

These pieces are Chinese paper currency from the 1940s. There are 62 pieces in total. These pieces are nearly impossible to find nowadays in a set. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection .&#36

These pieces are Chinese paper currency from the 1940s. There are 62 pieces in total. These pieces are nearly impossible to find nowadays in a set. Provenance: A San Francisco private collection