Standard Chartered Bank, 1962–70, ND, $10, "Red Key" variety, PMG 64.

Product Description

Undyed (1962-1970) Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong 10 Dollar Banknote, Pick #70c, Serial Number U/G 8652393, printed by TDLR De La Rue Printing House in the UK. The watermark features a samurai head portrait. The obverse features the Standard Chartered Bank coat of arms, the bank name in both Chinese and English, the characters for "Hong Kong" and "10," and the signatures of two senior executives. The reverse features the old Standard Chartered Bank headquarters building, with distinctive engravings of elephants, sailboats, farming scenes, and treasure bags at the four corners. This is a classic post-war Hong Kong 10 Dollar banknote in a reddish-brown hue.

Certified and encapsulated by PMG, an internationally recognized authority on banknote authentication:

• Grade: 64 Choice Uncirculated. Overall paper quality is excellent, engraving lines are complete and clear, slight natural aging patina, no creases or holes; the seal contains an independent QR code, allowing verification of authentication records and authenticity online through the PMG website.

• Dedicated high-transparency sealed grading case isolates the banknote from dust and moisture, preventing yellowing and acidification, preserving its original condition for a long time.

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