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2000 Yuan Bank of Central China

Emittent Bank of Central China
Jahr 1948
Typ Local banknote
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Vorderseitenbeschreibung Red-brown and yellow-orange print on plain paper. A vignette at left centre presents a multi-storey pagoda atop a hillside along a shoreline, rendered in fine line engraving against a mountain backdrop. The bank title 中華銀行 appears at top centre in Chinese characters, with the denomination 貳仟圓 displayed within a guilloche oval at right; an alphanumeric serial number is printed above the oval, and the note date appears at lower centre.
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Rückseitenbeschreibung Printed in green on plain paper with a geometric lathe-work border frame. The denomination numeral 2000 appears in each of the four corners and at the upper centre, while a central guilloche medallion bears the Chinese characters 貳仟圓 in large script. The year 1948 is inscribed in Roman numerals at the lower centre beneath the medallion.
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The Bank of Central China (中州农民银行 / 中州银行) was a communist-controlled regional issuer operating in the Central Plains liberated zones during the final phase of the civil war. By 1948, the PLA had consolidated enough territory in Henan, Hubei, and surrounding provinces to require high-denomination notes simply to keep pace with the hyperinflationary collapse of Nationalist-issued currency, which was destroying purchasing power faster than wages could be adjusted.

The 2000 Yuan denomination places this note at the extreme end of the wartime emergency issues — a denomination that would have been unthinkable just three years earlier. Regional communist bank notes from this period were withdrawn and consolidated into the new Renminbi system after the People's Bank of China was formally established in December 1948.

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