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| 正面描述 | Central vignette of the Temple of the Six Banyan Trees (Flower Pagoda) in Guangzhou (formerly Canton), rendered in fine intaglio engraving. Chinese inscriptions appear in vertical columns to the left and right of the central image, with the denomination and issuing authority identified in classical script. Decorative guilloche borders frame the composition on all sides. |
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| 背面描述 | Green-printed note dominated by an elaborate symmetrical guilloche design at centre, incorporating a large starburst medallion flanked by two ornate rosette vignettes. The denomination "ONE" appears in multiple positions within the guilloche framework, with "壹圓" (One Dollar) at left and "One Dollar" at right. The issuing bank name arches across the top, serial number in red at upper left and right, place and date of issue at lower centre, and the printer's imprint at the foot. |
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The Provincial Bank of Kwangtung was one of several regional Chinese institutions that turned to American Bank Note Company during the late Qing and early Republican periods, when domestic printing capacity could not meet demand for secure currency. ABNC's New York facility handled the plates, and the quality differential between these notes and locally produced issues was immediately apparent to anyone handling both.
Kwangtung's financial infrastructure in 1918 was under sustained pressure — the province had been a flashpoint for revolutionary activity since 1911, and confidence in paper instruments remained fragile among the merchant class in Canton.