China People's Bank of China 10 Yuan 1953 Pick 870 S/M#C283-14 PMG Very Fine 30.. ...

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China People's Bank of China 10 Yuan 1953 Pick 870 S/M#C283-14 PMG Very Fine 30.
The earliest series of the People's Bank of China featured many ultra high denomination notes to keep up with persistent and rampant inflation in the late 1940s and early 1950s. A new series of post-devaluation notes dates dated 1953-1962 were officially issued in 1955, replacing old Yuan notes at a rate of 10,000:1. This 10 Yuan was the highest denomination of the devaluation series and it represented a serious amount of money in mid-1950s China. This type only circulated for approximately 9 to 10 years before being withdrawn in 1964. Circulation and minor rust are mentioned for accuracy. Immediately recognizable and desirable in any grade.

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聞名的最高面額鈔票

1953年中國人民銀行拾圓。PMG Very Fine 30。
在1940年代末、1950年代初，人民銀行為應對持續不斷的迅猛通漲，發行了不少高面額鈔票以供使用。隨後新一套面值較低的鈔票應運而生，票面年份為1953至1962年，在1955年實際發行並以一比一萬的兌率兌換第一版人民幣。這張拾圓為當中的最高面額，在1950年代中稱得上為一筆鉅款。此鈔僅流通九至十年便於1964年回收。此鈔帶有流通痕跡和小量鏽痕，其設計別具一格，不論評分都散發出非凡魅力。


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