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| 表面の銘文 | 券换兑行银国中 壹 圓 (Translation: Bank of China Exchange Note One Yuan) |
| 裏面の説明 | Central vignette depicts a tranquil lake scene within a park, framed by elaborate engine-turned guilloche borders in red-brown ink. The denomination ONE DOLLAR appears in bold lettering along the lower margin, with the numeral 1 repeated in ornamental panels at left and right. The imprint CANTON is printed at the foot, with the date 1st JUNE 1913 and two manuscript signatures above it. |
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The Bank of China was established in February 1912 as a successor to the Qing dynasty's Ta-Ching Government Bank, and this 1913 issue came during a period when the new Republican government was scrambling to establish financial credibility. The American Bank Note Company contract was part of a deliberate strategy — foreign-printed notes carried an implicit guarantee of quality that domestic printing houses simply could not offer to a skeptical public.
Pick 30 exists with several place-of-payment overprints for different branch cities, and these local variants carry substantially different scarcity ratings. An example without a legible branch overprint is often the hardest to attribute correctly.