1.000 Hong Kong Dollars

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正面铭文	中國銀行 BANK OF CHINA 在香港見票即付 PROMISES TO PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND AT ITS OFFICE IN HONG KONG 港幣壹仟圓 ONE THOUSAND HONG KONG DOLLARS 承董事會命 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS 副金龍香港分行總經理 GENERAL MANAGER HONG KONG BRANCH 1000
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防伪描述	the Bank of China logo visible when held to light; embedded security thread running vertically through the note.
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备注	The Bank of China began issuing Hong Kong dollar notes in 1994, following its designation as one of the three note-issuing banks under Hong Kong's plural currency arrangement. This was itself a politically significant expansion — BOC had been present in Hong Kong since 1917 but only gained note-issuing authority in the run-up to the 1997 handover, a deliberate structural change that ensured mainland-affiliated banking would have formal issuance rights before sovereignty transferred. The P#334 series bridges the handover year, with printing continuing through 2000, making individual note dates commercially important to date-conscious collectors. Post-1997 dated examples carry identical security specifications but represent the first BOC Hong Kong issues under Chinese sovereignty.

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