8010 People's Bank of China notes with 6 consecutive serial numbers; not sold individually.
Product Overview
1980 10-Yuan note from the Fourth Series RMB (popularly known as the "Phoenix Rising from the Ashes" edition). This set features the "Double Happiness" (Lucky Number) label and consists of six notes—a near-complete standard ten-note sequential run (missing one note). Serial numbers range from AC55885971 to AC55885975, plus AC55885987. The obverse features images of workers and farmers, while the reverse depicts the Phoenix and the Great Wall; it is a classic circulating banknote from the Fourth Series.
All notes are professionally graded and encapsulated by CCGA:
- Graded 68 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality): High-grade condition featuring pristine, high-quality paper; rich colors; intact, unworn engravings; and sharp, crisp corners (Uncirculated). The label includes a unique QR code for online authenticity verification.
- Individually encapsulated in a clear, rigid holder that protects against dust and moisture, preserving the note's original condition and preventing damage.
Specifications
| Issuer | People's Bank of China (1980) |
|---|---|
| Denomination | 10 Yuan |
| Edition | Fourth Series RMB 10 Yuan ("Phoenix Rising from the Ashes") |
| Special Label | "Double Happiness" (Lucky Number) |
| Serial Number Range | AC55885971–AC55885975, AC55885987 (Set of 6 sequential notes) |
| Grading Agency | CCGA |
| Individual Grade | 68 EPQ |
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