1936 ND Hong Kong Government 1 dollar Purple King PMG 58 EPQ
- 1936 (ND) Hong Kong Government $1 Purple King's Portrait Banknote
- PMG 58 EPQ This 1936 (undated) Hong Kong Government $1 banknote (Pick# 312, KNB2a), printed by Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. (BWC), features a distinctive purple color scheme. The obverse displays a youthful portrait of King George VI at the center, while the reverse showcases an exquisite, symmetrical fan-shaped pattern and the Chinese characters for "One Dollar," perfectly illustrating the superb craftsmanship and classic aesthetic of early Hong Kong banknotes. Condition Highlights: Graded PMG 58 EPQ (Choice About Uncirculated + Exceptional Paper Quality): The note is in excellent condition, boasting outstanding original paper quality and showing virtually no signs of circulation. It features clean corners, vibrant colors, and crisp, complete details. Serial Number: S891569 Encapsulated in a genuine PMG holder with the "Exceptional Paper Quality" (EPQ) designation, enhancing its collector value. This banknote is a classic piece for Hong Kong currency collectors, and the PMG 58 EPQ grade makes it a rare find. Whether for investment appreciation, enriching a specialized collection, or serving as a tangible piece of Hong Kong's monetary history, it is an exceptional choice.
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