5000 Yuan Bank of Chang Chung

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正面铭文	長城銀行伍仟圓中華民國三十七年
背面描述	A central landscape vignette portrays a section of the Great Wall of China winding across mountainous terrain, executed in fine intaglio line work. The numeral 5000 appears in large guilloche-framed counters on both the left and right panels, framing the central scene symmetrically. The overall design is printed in olive-green on plain paper with ornamental scrollwork borders.
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备注	The Bank of Chang Chung (長春銀行, not to be confused with the similarly romanized "Great Wall Bank") operated under the Nationalist-aligned administration in Jilin Province during the final, chaotic phase of the Chinese Civil War. By 1948, hyperinflation had rendered lower denominations functionally useless across Manchuria, forcing provincial and municipal banks to issue notes in the thousands of yuan simply to conduct routine transactions. Changchun itself fell to the People's Liberation Army in October 1948 after a brutal five-month siege — one of the longest of the war. Notes from this issuer had an operational life measured in weeks, not years.

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