100 Yuan Bank of Central China

正面描述	Printed in green, the obverse centres on a vignette of a uniformed bugler standing before a receding section of the Great Wall of China, rendered in fine letterpress style. The bank title 中華銀行 appears at the top in Chinese characters, with the denomination 壹百圓 inscribed within a circular guilloche medallion at centre, repeated in Chinese in the corner panels. A red serial number prefix is positioned above the central vignette, and the Republican era date 中華民國三十四年 appears at lower right.
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备注	The Bank of Central China was a wartime institution established under Japanese occupation authorities to manage currency in the central Chinese territories during the Second Sino-Japanese War. By 1945, with Japan's position rapidly collapsing, notes issued that year had an extremely short practical lifespan — the surrender in August rendered occupation-linked currencies worthless almost overnight, and most were abandoned or destroyed rather than redeemed. The S-prefix in the Pick reference places this in the specialized regional issues category, reflecting its status as a politically contested currency rather than a nationally recognized one.

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