Archives International Auctions - Hong Kong
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27 September, 2014
Archives International Auctions
1725
1725 Ch’ing Dynasty, 1858 Issue.
China, (Year 8), 1858, 2000 Cash,
P-A4g (S/M#T6-51), Issued banknote, The usual Spindle hole on
top margin, Choice XF to AU condition with 2 very light horizon-
tal folds keeping this note fromUncirculated, attractive for issue.
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HK $6,000-12,000
CHINA - REPUBLIC
1726
1726 China & South Sea Bank, Limited, 1921 Specimen Issue.
China,
1 Yuan, P-A121s Unlisted Specimen, (S/M#C295-1-), Specimen
banknote, Blue on m/c underprint, Monument at center, back
blue, S/N 000000, Appears Choice Uncirculated but has a very
light fold on the right margin where it had been folded and stored
archivally in a file for many years, Rare note as a specimen.ABNC.
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HK $3,800-7,500
1727
1727 Commercial Bank of China, 1920 Dollar Issue & 1929 Nation-
al Currency Issue Trio.
China. Lot of 3 notes, Includes 1920, $10,
P-1a, Good; 1929, Shanghai, P-11a, Good andAmoy, P-11d, good.
Scarce trio of notes in worn condition, still scarce. �������
HK $600-1,200
1728
1728 Commercial Bank of China, 1920 “Dollar Issue” Specimen
Banknote.
Shanghai, China. 1920, $1, P-1s (S/M #293-40),
Specimen banknote, Worthy standing at center, Black on m/c,
back green, Large excess margin on top with text “F-7687 -
1A” and date “Aug. 27, 1924”, Red specimen overprint, POC
and “000000” serial numbers. Choice to Gem Uncirculated.
ABNC. ������������������������������������������������������������������
HK $6,000-12,000
1729
1729 Commercial Bank of China, 1920 “Dollar Issue” Specimen
Banknote.
Shanghai, China. 1920, $5, P-3s (S/M #293-42), Spec-
imen banknote, Worthy standing at center, Purple on m/c, back
purple, Red specimen overprint, POC and “000000” serial num-
bers. Choice to Gem uncirculated. This note will be difficult to im-
prove upon ABNC. ������������������������������������������������
HK $6,000-12,000
There will be an 18% buyer’s premium added to Lots 1701-1972
