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| 表面の説明 | Printed in blue on a light ground, the central vignette presents a mountainside fortification or temple complex set within an ornate rectangular frame of guilloche and floral scroll border work. Large Chinese characters for the denomination (伍百圆) appear at left and right, with the bank name 北海銀行 across the top and a serial number in red at upper left. The date inscription 中華民國三十七年印 (Republic of China Year 37) runs along the lower margin. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed entirely in red-brown, the reverse centres on a large bold numeral 500 set within an elaborate guilloche rosette medallion, surrounded by a symmetric lathe-work frame with the denomination numeral 500 repeated in each corner. A rectangular cartouche at the lower centre carries the year 1948. |
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The Bank of Pei Hai (北海银行) was the currency-issuing arm of the Shandong-Jiangsu liberated zone administered by the Chinese Communist Party, operating from 1938 through the broader monetary consolidation that accompanied the establishment of the People's Bank of China in late 1948. Notes from this institution circulated across guerrilla-held and transitional territories where supply chains were erratic and printing facilities often improvised — quality and consistency varied sharply across the series as a result.
By 1948, Pei Hai issues were being systematically withdrawn and converted into the new renminbi at fixed exchange rates, meaning high-denomination notes like this 500 Yuan saw very short active circulation windows before redemption. Survivors owe their existence largely to that abrupt transition rather than to careful preservation.