2012 Bank of China Commemorative Banknote (Face Value: 100 Yuan) – Premium Serial Number (No '4' or '7') – Includes Original Booklet
Product Overview
This is a set of five individual HK$100 commemorative banknotes issued in 2012 to mark the Bank of China's centenary—commonly known as the "BOC Red Commemorative Note." The set includes notes with various serial numbers, featuring the rare "AA" double-prefix edition. The design features a festive red color scheme; the obverse displays the Bank of China Tower in Hong Kong and a large, stylized "100" alongside the inscription "Commemorating the Centenary of the Bank of China," while the reverse depicts the Great Wall and the bank's Beijing headquarters. These are classic Hong Kong bank-themed commemorative notes, with the "AA" double-prefix versions holding exceptional collector value.
The banknotes are housed in dedicated transparent protective sleeves, ensuring complete protection against damage or soiling. They are in pristine, uncirculated condition—featuring crisp paper and vibrant colors—making them ideal for long-term collection.
Specifications
| Issuer | Bank of China (Hong Kong) Limited (2012) |
|---|---|
| Face Value | 100 Hong Kong Dollars (HKD) |
| Theme | Commemorating the Centenary of the Bank of China |
| Color Scheme | Predominantly red |
| Versions | Standard single-prefix and "AA" double-prefix (rare) |
| Storage | Housed in transparent protective sleeves |
| Issuance Background | All proceeds from the sale were donated to charity; the issue was limited, resulting in a low volume currently in circulation. |
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