500 Dollars Standard Chartered Bank

発行体	Standard Chartered Bank
年号	1988-1992
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印刷会社	Thomas De La Rue & Company, London, United Kingdom
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表面の説明	Denomination numerals placed at upper left and lower right in vertical orientation, flanking a central field with a finely rendered Chinese phoenix vignette at right. An anti-counterfeit guilloche underprint fills the field, with a clear watermark window at left. Bank name and full promise-to-pay legend appear in both English and Chinese characters.
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裏面の説明	A vignette of the bank's Hong Kong headquarters occupies the left portion, with the bank's coat of arms at centre. The bank's name appears in Chinese across the top and in English along the bottom. Denomination is expressed in Arabic numerals at upper right and lower left, and in Traditional Chinese characters at upper left and lower right.
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コメント	Standard Chartered's Hong Kong dollar notes of this period were issued under the colonial currency ordinance that granted three commercial banks — Standard Chartered, HSBC, and Bank of China — the right to issue legal tender backed by certificates of indebtedness held with the Exchange Fund. The $500 was the second-highest denomination in circulation, which meant it saw relatively limited everyday handling; most turned up in payroll disbursements and inter-business settlements rather than retail use. Thomas De La Rue produced the series throughout its run, consistent with their long relationship with Standard Chartered's Hong Kong issues going back decades. The watermark remains the primary security feature — modest by later standards, but sufficient for the era before the 1994 series introduced more complex elements ahead of the handover.

500 Dollars Standard Chartered Bank

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