Standard Chartered Bank $10 banknote (1970–75, ND), two consecutive serial numbers, sold together for 500
Product Description
Two consecutive serial numbered Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong $10 banknotes from 1970–1975, with special serial numbers B7578026 and B7578027 respectively. Collectible as a set. The obverse features the Standard Chartered Bank headquarters building and the bank's coat of arms, along with the currency value in both Chinese and English. The reverse depicts a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour, perfectly recreating the Hong Kong harbor scene of the 1970s. These are classic green $10 banknotes from the colonial era.
Both banknotes in the set have been authenticated and sealed by ACG Collectors:
- Uncirculated with a uniform grade of 65 (diamond grade), printed on brand new paper, without creases, stains, or yellowing; the engraving lines are three-dimensional and complete; the seal bears a unique serial number, and the back has a unique QR code for online verification of authentication records, guaranteeing authenticity and traceability.
- Thickened special grading casing to prevent moisture, dust, and oxidation, maintaining the banknote's original condition for a long time and preventing it from aging and becoming brittle.
Specifications
| Issued | 1970–1975 Standard Chartered Bank, Hong Kong |
|---|---|
| Face Value | 10 Dollars |
| Design | Bank Building on the obverse, Victoria Harbour Pier on the reverse |
| Serial Numbers | B7578026, B7578027 (consecutive serial numbers with the same grading) |
| Grading | ACG 65 EPQ (both banknotes are graded the same) |
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