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| 表面の銘文 | 晉察冀邊區銀行 壹百圓 中華民國三十四年 |
| 裏面の説明 | Brown letterpress print with a fine guilloche underprint. The denomination numeral '100' appears in large figures at left and right, flanking a central landscape vignette, with the English bank name 'BANK OF SHANSI CHAHAR & HOPEI' arched across the upper portion and the value inscription 'ONE HUNDRED YUAN' in a panel at the lower center. |
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The Bank of Shansi, Chahar & Hopei — often rendered in contemporary sources as the Jin-Cha-Ji Bank — was the financial arm of the Jin-Cha-Ji Border Region, one of the Communist Party's primary base areas during the Second Sino-Japanese War. Notes issued under this authority circulated in a guerrilla economy, moving through territory that was simultaneously contested, occupied, and liberated depending on the week. That operational reality shaped everything about production: printing was distributed, materials were inconsistent, and quality control was secondary to supply.
By 1945, with Japanese collapse imminent, the bank issued higher denominations to absorb the inflationary pressure that had built up across the border region economy throughout the occupation years. The 100 Yuan denomination reflects that late-war monetary strain directly.