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50 Yuan Bank of Pei Hai
| Emittent | Bank of Pei Hai (北海银行) |
|---|---|
| Jahr | 1945 |
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| Material | Paper |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | 北海銀行 伍拾圓 山東 中華民國三十四年印 |
| Rückseitenbeschreibung | Printed entirely in blue. A large elaborate guilloche rosette occupies the centre, with the numeral 50 in bold at its core and two smaller 50 counter medallions set within flanking lobes of the ornamental design. The legend BANK OF PEI HAI appears in a panel at the top, SHAN DUNG is inscribed in a panel at the lower centre, and the date 1945 is set within a cartouche at the bottom; the denomination numeral 50 is repeated in each corner within the fine geometric border. |
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The Bank of Pei Hai was a Communist Party-controlled regional bank operating in the Shandong-Bohai base area, issuing currency that competed directly with Japanese military yen and puppet Manchukuo notes for acceptance among rural populations. By 1945 the bank had been functioning for several years under wartime guerrilla conditions, meaning printing quality and paper stock varied considerably depending on which local facility handled a given run — the suffix letters distinguishing S3587b from S3587c almost certainly reflect exactly that kind of production variation rather than any policy change.
Notes from Shandong base area banks were frequently counterfeited by Japanese occupation authorities as an economic warfare measure, complicating authentication of surviving examples today.