Standard Chartered Bank, $100, 1970–1975, ND, "Red House" type, Condition F

Product Description

Undyed (1970-1975) Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong 100 Dollar Banknote, Pick #76a, Serial Number F085733; commonly known as the "Red House Pier 100 Dollar Note." The obverse features the Standard Chartered Bank headquarters building and the royal coat of arms in the center, with the words "Standard Chartered Bank" in traditional Chinese characters at the top and "Hong Kong" vertically on the left and right. It includes the signatures of both the accountant and the general manager. The reverse features a panoramic view of the Ocean Terminal in Victoria Harbour, printed with the denomination "100 Dollar" in both Chinese and English. Printed by the De La Rue Printing House in the UK, this is a classic post-war Hong Kong red 100 Dollar banknote.

This is a genuine, circulated banknote. It has multiple creases and a natural yellowing, but retains all designs, text, and security features. There are no tears, missing corners, or severe mold. It comes with a transparent protective bag for storage.

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