Sealed bank pack Notes 10 ZHUAN YONG JUAN Training Yuan 1997 (Fantasy Notes)

Sealed bank pack Notes 10 ZHUAN YONG JUAN Training Yuan 1997 (Fantasy Notes)

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 three "10,000 Yuan" notes, and three "5,000 Yuan" notes all issued in 1951 by Bank of China, excellent condition. Provenance: Estate of James Davidson, Portland, Oregon, consultant to Bank

Comprising two "10,000 Yuan" notes, and two "5,000 Yuan" notes, issued by Bank of China in 1951, excellent condition. Provenance: From the estate of John Ellsworth, consultant to Bank of China in earl

A Stack of (90) Old Bank Notes - China People's Republic, 1956 1 Yuan P871a in overall age-worn preserved condition, non-graded. The stack is bundled with an old greenish brown paper band with Chines

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

Blue seal, with William McKinley, ( 2 notes shown, have not removed to verify) they are adhered to the backing, verso tag for Cordell Ok and written date 1984, Line Item # 48

In continuous serial number from XIV 9070601 to XIV 9070700, mint condition. Provenance: From the estate of John Ellsworth, consultant to Bank of China in early 1970's, Vancouver, Canada, by descent

Uncut sheet of five (5) $10 notes from The Hampton Bays National Bank, Hampton Bays, New York, (#12987), KL #1243, Fr#1801-1, Type 1. Fine-Very Fine condition (folds, soiling).

The East Hampton National Bank, East Hampton, New York, (#E7763), Lyons-Roberts, KL #1228, Fr #624. Fine-Very Fine condition.

The First National Bank of Lindenhurst, New York, (#E8833), Vernon-Treat, KL #1218, Fr #615. Very Fine condition.

The Central Park National Bank, Central Park, New York, (#12951), KL #1243, Fr #1801-1, Type 1. Very Fine condition.

The Central Park National Bank, Central Park, New York, (#12951), KL #1243, Fr #1801-1, Type 1. Very Fine condition.

The Sprague National Bank of Brooklyn, New York, (#2976), Bruce-Wyman, KL #1186, Fr #480. Very Fine condition.

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

181pc Bahamas Government, Bahamas Monetary Authority, Central Bank of the Bahamas Banknotes -Bahamas Government- (2pc) 1 Pound 1936 Note Act ND 1953 (2pc) 10 Shillings 1936 Note Act ND 1953 (7pc) 4 Sh

$2 National Bank Note. Stamford NB, Stamford, CT. Ch. 1038. Fr. 390. PMG Very Good 10. Chartered in April 1865, this institution would only issue Large size notes before closing in July 1919, with the

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

This new discovery quickly jumps to the head of the class in terms of grade and desirability for this North Carolina bank. The note has a single horizontal fold through it to account for its AU grade.

This is one of now just two notes recorded for this one bank town in Ohio. The only other note known to exist has been sold just once before and that was in 1987! And don't over look the charter numbe

China Peoples Bank of China, 100 Yuan, 1990, (P.889b), serial nos. YC 54222401 to 500, 100 consecutive notes, generally AU-UNC. (100)

This jackass rainbow note is also a piece of Jacksonville history. It is from the cash used to repay the first loan the Bank of Jacksonville ever made. And of course the condition is also excellent, a