1936 Hong Kong Government 1 dollar CMG 67 cent

• 1936 Hong Kong Government $1 "King's Portrait" (Purple Issue)
• CMG 67 EPQ This 1936 Hong Kong Government one-dollar banknote is the renowned "King's Portrait" (Purple Issue) variety. Bearing serial number T043778, it has been graded Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ by the professional grading service CMG. Exhibiting exceptional condition, it is a high-grade rarity for collectors of Hong Kong Government banknotes. Key Features: Rare Variety: The 1936 "King's Portrait" (Purple Issue) features the portrait of the British King as its central design element. It is distinguished by elegant purple-red tones, and high-grade examples are scarce in the market. Obverse Design: Features the portrait of King George V or George VI at the center, complemented by intricate patterns and the inscription "GOVERNMENT OF HONG KONG"; the Financial Secretary's signature is clearly visible. Reverse Design: Displays an ornate radial pattern with the large characters "壹圆" (One Dollar) and the English text "ONE DOLLAR" at the center; showcases exquisite craftsmanship and vibrant colors. Grading Status: Graded CMG 67; the note features crisp paper, brilliant colors, and a perfect impression. The EPQ designation signifies exceptional original paper quality, achieving the "Superb Gem" standard. This banknote is securely encapsulated in a professional CMG holder, complete with an anti-counterfeiting label and QR code for easy authenticity verification. As a classic 1930s Hong Kong Government one-dollar note, this "King's Portrait" (Purple Issue) represents a top-tier collectible in terms of historical significance, artistic design, and condition, offering immense potential for appreciation in value.