1992–1995 ND Hong Kong Government 1-Cent Subsidiary Coin, PMG 65 EPQ, Signature #5

• Product Description
• Hong Kong Government 1-Cent banknote (1992–1995), Pick#325e / KNB16e, Signature Variety #5. The obverse features a portrait of a young Queen Elizabeth II and bears the inscriptions "Hong Kong Government" and "ONE CENT" (printed horizontally) alongside the Chinese characters "壹分" (printed vertically). As the old circulating banknote with the lowest denomination in Hong Kong, it is rare and highly collectible.
• Certified and encapsulated by PMG (Paper Money Guaranty):
• Graded 65 EPQ Gem Uncirculated: features original, high-quality paper and pristine, uncirculated condition; the note is free of creases, with intact and detailed ink patterns. The holder includes information for online verification via the PMG website.
• Encased in a specialized, integrated protective holder that effectively blocks dust and moisture, preventing oxidation and damage while preserving the note's original condition over the long term.
• Specifications
• Issuer: Hong Kong Government
• Issue Period: ND (1992–1995)
• Denomination: 1 Cent
• Catalog Numbers: Pick#325e / KNB16e
• Signature Variety: Sign. #5
• Certification Agency: PMG (Paper Money Guaranty)
• Grade: 65 EPQ Gem Uncirculated