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World Crowns and Minors
4014
China - People's Republic. 500 Yuan, 1949 First Series of
RMB
. Pick # 846a, S/N # C282-54. A crease at the center,
some small stains here and there. Still a handsome example for
this later tractor issue.
PMG graded AU-53.
Estimated Value ................................................... $500 - 600
4015
China - People's Republic. Obverse and Reverse Speci-
men of 5000 Yuan, 1949 First Series of RMB
. An interest-
ing set of 2 specimen with one presenting the obverse of the
note and another one representing the reverse. Both notes
have no hint of any circulation or damage, with smooth eye
appeal.
PMG graded both Choice UNC-64.
Estimated Value .......................................................$800-UP
4016
China - People's Republic. Pair of 2nd and 3rd Series
RMB Notes
. Consist of: 1953 1 Jiao (Open Star), Pick # 863,
S/M # C283-4,
PMG graded Choice UNC-64
; 1962 2 Jiao
(Lithographed Face), Pick # 878b,
PMG graded AU-55,
Exceptional Paper Quality.
A lot of 2 notes.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 300
4017
China - People's Republic. Group of 2 Jiao, 1953 (Open
Star)
. Pick # 864, S/M # C283-5. Consist of:
PMG Gem UNC-
66, EPQ (2); PMG Superb Gem UNC-67, EPQ (1)
. 2 notes
in this group are consecutive. These 2 Jiao notes of the 2nd
Series of RMB are considered rare than other denominations
due to shorter period of time of circulation, and therefore have
been highly sought-after for type collectors. All 3 notes are flaw-
less and look like printed yesterday. Extremely rare in this high
quality.
Estimated Value .................................................$900 - 1,000
4018
China - People's Republic. 1 Yuan (Open Star), 1953
.
Pick # 866, S/M # C283-10, red. A crease in the middle, other-
wise very well conserved with very sharp edges and no trace of
circulation.
PMG graded Choice AU-58, Exceptional Paper
Quality.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 300
