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| 裏面の説明 | An oval vignette at right encloses a detailed intaglio view of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, surrounded by a guilloche border. A large numeral 50 in ornate lettering occupies the centre of the design, flanked by floral rosette patterns. The place name CHUNG KING appears in a panel below centre, with the bank title BANK OF CHINA across the top and printer's imprint at the bottom. |
| 裏面の銘文 | BANK OF CHINA 50 FIFTY YUAN CHUNG KING 1940 AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY. |
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The Bank of China's 1940 issues were printed in New York because Japanese occupation had severed access to Chinese printing facilities capable of this quality of intaglio work. The American Bank Note Company had a long relationship with Chinese banking institutions stretching back decades, and the plates were prepared and run entirely in New York before shipment to Free China.
P#87 is among the higher denominations in this wartime series — at 50 Yuan, a significant face value at a moment when inflation was already beginning to erode Nationalist currency. By the mid-1940s, hyperinflation would render such notes essentially worthless in circulation.