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| 表面の説明 | Central vignette of the Temple of Heaven (Beijing) set within a landscape, printed in red on a plain ground. The bank title 行銀國中 appears across the top, with the denomination 貳毫 repeated in each corner and within a guilloche panel at centre-bottom. Two manuscript signatures of the General Manager and Manager appear below the central denomination panel, with the date inscription 印年三十國民華中 at foot. |
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| 裏面の説明 | The reverse is dominated by a large, vertically oriented elliptical guilloche rosette printed in red, incorporating intricate lathe-work patterns radiating from a central cartouche bearing the legend BANK OF CHINA in bold letterpress. The inscription TWENTY CENTS is placed above the guilloche at the top, and the year 1941 appears at the foot of the design. |
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The Continental Banknote Company was a New York firm that printed for several Chinese issuing authorities during the late 1930s and early 1940s, when established security printers in Europe were increasingly unavailable due to the war. By 1941, much of eastern China was under Japanese occupation, and Bank of China operations had relocated or fragmented significantly — notes like this one were issued under conditions of severe institutional disruption rather than routine monetary administration.
Pick 90 is not a rare note in circulated grades, but higher-quality survivors are less common than the print run might suggest, partly because wartime hoarding and physical deterioration took a heavy toll on small-denomination paper.