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2000 Customs Gold Units
| Emittent | Central Bank of China |
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| Jahr | 1948 |
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| Größe | 156 × 63 mm |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Portrait of Sun Yat-sen within an oval vignette at centre, printed in red on a guilloche underprint with blue tonal elements in the lower denomination panel. Two red seal impressions flank the central vignette, with the bank title 中央銀行 in large characters above and the denomination 關金貳仟圓 rendered in bold Chinese script within a lozenge-shaped guilloche cartouche below. Denomination numerals 貳仟 appear in all four corners, and the issuing date inscription runs along the lower border. |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | Vignette of the Central Bank of China headquarters building in Shanghai, rendered in red intaglio, occupying the upper half of the note with the bank name in English lettering arched above. The lower half carries a decorative guilloche cartouche with the numeral 2000 repeated at each corner and the English denomination legend at centre. Two facsimile signatures of bank officials appear below the central cartouche. |
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The Customs Gold Unit (關金券) was introduced in 1930 as a notional accounting currency for paying import duties, pegged to the US dollar at a fixed rate. By 1948, that fiction was long dead. Hyperinflation had consumed the Nationalist government's finances, and the CGU notes — originally never intended for general circulation — were being issued in absurdly large denominations to keep pace with a collapsing economy.
The 2000 CGU sits in the middle of this desperate late-series escalation, issued just months before the Gold Yuan reform of August 1948 swept the entire CGU series into obsolescence.