8050 People's Bank of China, "GR" Closing Prefix, Guanpu Grading 66 EPQ.
Product Overview
1980 Issue 50-Yuan Note (known as "8050" and the "King" of the Fourth Series RMB); features the "GR" prefix—the final prefix issued before production ceased ("terminal prefix")—with serial number GR00359211. The obverse displays the classic portraits of a worker, a farmer, and an intellectual, while the reverse features an engraved image of the Hukou Waterfall on the Yellow River. As a terminal prefix from the end of the production run, it is extremely rare and holds exceptional collectible value.
Certified and encapsulated by CCGA (Baocui), an authoritative banknote grading service:
- Graded 66 EPQ: Original, uncirculated condition; free from artificial cleaning or repairs. Features crisp paper, vibrant colors, and distinct engraving details—representing top-tier uncirculated quality. The label includes a unique QR code for instant online verification of authenticity and grading records.
- Encased in a high-clarity, rigid grading holder that blocks dust, moisture, and oxidation, permanently preserving the banknote's original condition and protecting it from wear or damage.
Specifications
| Issuer | People's Bank of China |
|---|---|
| Face Value | 50 Yuan |
| Edition | 1980 Issue 50 Yuan (8050) |
| Prefix | GR (Terminal Prefix) |
| Serial Number | GR00359211 |
| Grading Agency | CCGA (Baocui) |
| Grade | 66 EPQ |
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