Full Version: PLEASE HELP TI ID THE CHINEASE NOTE
Anybody please helps me to ID this note.. Its worth and demand. thanks
QUOTE (MADISON @ Oct 27 2009, 05:56 PM) 
Anybody please helps me to ID this note.. Its worth and demand. thanks
Ching Dynasty 5000 Cash note from 1859. This note is cataloged as A5 d.
Great note, Madison! These aren't seen very often.
Great note, Madison! These aren't seen very often.
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Many thanks DAVE,for your quick respond...Wonderful !
Gee..Mark...you have now branch into Old Chinese Currencies.. Must be the Zeno influences ...hee hee...Great Note. 
Those represented the first Chinese banknote issues after the Ming Dynasty notes that were issued in the 14th century. China invented paper money and used it for several hundred years, but then at the end of 14th century it was stopped and not issued again until 1859.
QUOTE (see323 @ Oct 28 2009, 04:02 AM)
Gee..Mark...you have now branch into Old Chinese Currencies.. Must be the Zeno influences ...hee hee...Great Note.
Yes ! DERRICK.
It was offered to me for a sum that I can not refused. The last sale was over 3800usd for the same note with a better gade in h.k. auction.Right now it is hung up in my study.
QUOTE (Scottishmoney @ Oct 28 2009, 08:18 AM)
Those represented the first Chinese banknote issues after the Ming Dynasty notes that were issued in the 14th century. China invented paper money and used it for several hundred years, but then at the end of 14th century it was stopped and not issued again until 1859.
Good info's. thanks SM
QUOTE (MADISON @ Oct 29 2009, 01:23 AM)
Yes ! DERRICK.
It was offered to me for a sum that I can not refused. The last sale was over 3800usd for the same note with a better gade in h.k. auction.Right now it is hung up in my study.
It was offered to me for a sum that I can not refused. The last sale was over 3800usd for the same note with a better gade in h.k. auction.Right now it is hung up in my study.
It must be a large piece of note. Your collection is now pretty diversified. Good.
QUOTE (see323 @ Oct 28 2009, 11:37 AM)
It must be a large piece of note. Your collection is now pretty diversified. Good.
YES ! For the following reasons---that nothing in other's countries can be found,eg FRANCH, BRITTISH/COMMONWEALTH, AND AFRICAN .They are all dried up pretty well.
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