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| 正面铭文 | 券元銀小行銀國中 貳 角 (Translation: Bank of China Small Silver Money Note Two Jiao) |
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| 背面铭文 | BANK OF CHINA 20 CENTS DECEMBER 1ST, 1914 MANCHURIA |
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The Bank of China was reorganized from the Da-Qing Bank in 1912, just months after the Qing dynasty collapsed, and the 1914 fractional issues were among its earliest attempts to establish a functioning paper currency infrastructure for the new Republic. Small-denomination notes like this one were notoriously prone to being refused or heavily discounted in provincial markets, where local banks and foreign concession banks commanded far greater public trust.
The P#36 is known with regional overprints for specific branches, and provenance tracking those variants is considerably more complex than for the main series.