Hong Kong Government 1 dollar 1940-41 ND Blue King

Product Description

The Hong Kong Government George VI Blue One Dollar Banknote, commonly known as the "King's Blue One Dollar," serial number Y/I751435; the obverse features a portrait of King George VI on the right, with the characters "One Dollar" written vertically in both directions, and above it horizontally reading "GOVERNMENT OF HONGKONG" and reversed Chinese characters "香港政府" (Hong Kong Government). It was printed by the Bradbury Wilkinson Printing House in the UK. The reverse features a full-page intricate radial engraving pattern, with the characters "One Dollar" in large seal script at the center. It is a classic Hong Kong government one dollar banknote issued after World War II.

CMG Intermediate Grading Professional Authentication and Encapsulation:

• Grade 65 EPQ (Gem Uncirculated), original and intact paper, clear and full engraving lines, no creases or stains, sharp corners, pristine condition.

• Includes an independent verification QR code on the seal, allowing online verification of the authentication file. Marked "Grading Guaranteed Authentic, Money Back Guarantee if False" to guarantee authenticity.

• Dedicated thickened anti-oxidation grading casing to prevent dust and oxidation, maintaining the banknote's original condition for a long time.

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