Chinese Currency: (3) 1940 Bank of China Ten Yuan

Bank of China 1940 Ten Yuan Bank Note, Serial# Y096351G, Bank of Communications 1935 Five Yuan Bank Note featuring red Signature Seals, About Uncirculate, Serial# B164133 Z 1928 Central Bank of China

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

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

Approximately 375 including: ND 1940 Farmer's Bank of China 1 Yuan (45) some sequential, 1930 Central Bank of China 5 Customs Gold Units, etc.

China, Ten 1980 ten Yuan bank notes, consecutive numbers. Provenance: Collection of a Canadian collector. Provenance: Collection of a Canadian collector. ConditionCondition Report: Very good condition

CHINESE PAPER CURRENCY 7 PCS. .Kwang Tung: 1931 $10. national currency, $100. American Bank Note, 1931 local currency. Also by Central Bank of China: 5000 gold yuan, 10000 gold yuan, 2000 gold yuan, 2

1965 Chinese Bank Notes Shi/ten Yuan, Preview from Oct. 2nd to 6th from 1:00 PM TO 5:00 PM Eastern Time, Location: 15229 Display Court, Rockville MD

China, 1953, Eryuan and three Yuan bank notes.

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, 1941 ROC period, bank note of ten yuan.

People’s Bank of China 1990 One Yuan Note, Serial# YI 20850699, 1980 Ten Yuan Note, Serial# RG 68317117, 1949 First Series One Hundred Yuan Bank Note, Serial# (213) 527721

Six (6) Chinese Notes including 1941 Chinese One Hundred Yuan Note (Serial # EY 827411 1960s Singaporean One Dollar Note (Serial # B7 055566) Bank of China Ten Fen Foreign Exchange Certificate (Serial

China Farmers Bank of China, 1 Yuan, ND (1940), (P.463), serial no. GV 034587; 20 Cents, 1937, (P.462), serial no. GF 150781; 50 Cents, 1936, (P.460), serial no. FV 315823; ageing, generally GEF. View

Set of 100 "3-Yuan" banknotes in continuous serial number from I II IV 8205901 to II IX IV 8206000, each has water mark, all in mint condition. Printed by People's Bank of China in 1953. Provenance: F

Ten "5-Yuan" banknotes  issued by People's Bank of China in 1953, in mint condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official of The Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Corp in Hong

Ten "5-Yuan" banknotes  issued by People's Bank of China in 1953, in mint condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official of The Hong Kong Shanghai Bank Corp in Hong

Issued by Bank of China in 1953, in consecutive serial number, mint condition. Provenance: Collection of a Canadian bank official who worked in Hong Kong from 1952 to 1967, by descent belonging to his

Four 3 Yuan notes issued by Bank Of China in 1953, in continuous serial number, mint condition. Provenance: Estate of James Miller, Vancouver, Canada, consultant to Bank of China in the 1960's

Six "3-Yuan" banknotes issued by People's Bank of China in 1963, in mint condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former bank official in Hong Kong, by descent to family member in V

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