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| Uitgever | Banco Nacional Ultramarino |
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| Jaar | 1924 |
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| Afmetingen | 185 × 117 mm |
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| Opschrift voorzijde | 行銀理滙外海國洋西大 伍 5 BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO FILIAL DE MACAU CINCO PATACAS PAGAVEIS EM MACAU EM MOEDA CORRENTE LISBOA 1 de Janeiro de 1924. COLONIAS. COMMERCIO. AGRICULTURA. 門澳 (Translation: National Overseas Bank Macau Branch Five Patacas Payable in Macau in regular currency Lisbon, 1 January 1924. Colonies. Commerce. Agriculture) |
| Beschrijving keerzijde | The back is printed entirely in green and centres on a circular intaglio vignette of Mercury, helmeted and in classical dress, set within an ornate engine-turned frame flanked by architectural pilaster elements. BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO arches across the upper field with MACAU at the base of the central medallion, the denomination CINCO PATACAS in a panel to the left and the numeral 5 to the right, while Chinese characters for five patacas are repeated in the corner cartouches and the Thomas De La Rue imprint appears at the lower margin. |
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| Opmerkingen |
Banco Nacional Ultramarino held the note-issuing concession for Portuguese Macau through much of the twentieth century, a privilege originally granted in 1902. By 1924, the pataca had been formally pegged to the Hong Kong dollar at par, a relationship that would later drift and eventually be codified differently — but at the moment this note was printed, the two currencies were effectively interchangeable across the Pearl River Delta trading world.
Thomas De La Rue produced the plates in London for a territory they had never set foot in, a common enough arrangement for colonial currency printing of the period. Pick 8 is among the earlier surviving Macau issues and turns up rarely in any grade.