Six Chinese 1953 "3-Yuan" Banknotes

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

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

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

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Two 1953 Chinese 3 Yuan Bank Notes. 0

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

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

China, 1953, Eryuan and three Yuan bank notes.

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

DESCRIPTION: Six Chinese paper currency notes. Includes: 1) 1949 1000 yuan. Harvesting scene with donkey cart. 2) 1949 500 yuan. Industrial scene. 3) 1949 1000 yuan. Plow scene. 4) 1949 10,000 yuan. S

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,

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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

Fifteen "3-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 Ho

Fifteen "3-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 Ho

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Fifteen "3-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 Ho

Comprising two "10 Yuan" notes issued in 1953 by Bank of China, each with water mark of a building with radiating lights, mint condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, Oregon, consul

Comprising two "10 Yuan" notes issued in 1953 by Bank of China, each with water mark of a building with radiating lights, mint condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, Oregon, consul

1953, Chinese 10 Yuan Banknote

(3) 1949 Chinese 10,000 Yuan Bank Notes

Consisting two "10,000 Yuan" banknotes issued, and four " 5,000 Yuan" banknotes, issued by People's Bank of China in 1951 all in mint condition. Provenance: From the estate of Mr. Jake Saunders former