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| 表面の説明 | Blue-grey letterpress print on plain paper. The central vignette at left shows a junk and sampan on water, with a waterfront building at right. Chinese text reads right to left across the note, and square overprints bearing Chinese seal script characters appear at multiple positions. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in blue on plain paper. Two oval vignettes flank a large central guilloche rosette bearing the numeral 5: the left vignette shows a lakeside gazebo with conical-roofed pavilion, while the right vignette presents a multi-storey modern building with a tower. The denomination numeral 5 appears in each corner within circular guilloche frames, and the romanized district name is centered at the lower margin. |
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The Bank of Pei Hai was a Communist Party financial institution operating in the Shandong-Jiangsu border region during the Second Sino-Japanese War, issuing currency to fund guerrilla administration and military logistics in areas under fragmented or contested control. Its notes circulated alongside — and in deliberate competition with — Japanese military yen and the puppet Wang Jingwei government's Federal Reserve Bank notes, all three currencies vying for acceptance in the same markets.
The "Giao Dung" designation refers to the Jiaodong sub-region of Shandong peninsula, indicating a regionally restricted issue. Pick S3550A is among the more elusive Pei Hai variants precisely because regional sub-issues were printed in smaller quantities and rarely survived the postwar currency consolidation of 1948–49.