Hong Kong Government $1, 1936, PMG 64

Product Description

Undyed (issued in 1936) Hong Kong Government George VI Purple Dollar Banknote, Pick #312 KNB2a, Serial Number U854204, printed by the British BWC Printing House; the obverse features a portrait of King George VI on the right, with "Hong Kong Government" printed vertically in reverse, and the traditional Chinese characters for "One Dollar" printed in both directions, indicating that this banknote was legal tender, accompanied by the signature of the Financial Secretary; the reverse features a deep purple-red wave pattern as the main visual element, with the words "One Dollar ONE DOLLAR" in large vertical characters in the center, and markings at the four corners. It is a classic royal series banknote issued by the Hong Kong government before World War II.

Authenticated and sealed by PMG, an internationally recognized authoritative banknote authentication agency:

• Rating 64 Choice Uncirculated, uncirculated condition, paper is flat without creases, stains, or fading, all engraving lines are complete and three-dimensional; the seal contains a unique verification QR code, which can be accessed by logging into the PMG website and entering the serial number to view the complete authentication file, globally recognized and guaranteed authentic.

• PMG thickened transparent grading protective case effectively blocks dust, moisture, and air oxidation, maintaining the banknote's original new condition for a long time and preventing old banknotes from becoming brittle and discolored.

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