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| 表面の説明 | Portrait of Sun Yat-sen in intaglio at left, set against a blue guilloche underprint. The large denomination characters 貳圓 occupy the central field, flanked by corner numerals reading 貳. Two red seal impressions appear in the lower portion, with the date inscription 中華民國三十年印 at the bottom margin. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central vignette of a fortified hilltop complex with a pagoda, stone walls, and sailing junks in the foreground waters, rendered in fine intaglio engraving. A blank guilloche medallion occupies the left field, while an ornate lathe-work rosette with the numeral 2 fills the right. The printer's imprint reading THOMAS DE LA RUE & CO. LIMITED LONDON appears along the lower centre margin. |
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Thomas De La Rue printed this note in London during a period of acute logistical difficulty — by 1941, wartime shipping lanes made delivering banknotes from Britain to Nationalist-controlled China genuinely hazardous, and a significant proportion of printed currency stock was lost or delayed in transit. The Central Bank of China was simultaneously sourcing notes from multiple foreign printers, partly as a hedge against exactly this kind of supply disruption.
The 1941 issues also coincided with accelerating inflation driven by Japanese military pressure and the costs of sustained warfare, meaning notes of this denomination entered circulation into an economy already losing confidence in paper currency at low face values.