China Bank of Communications 10 Cents - Tsingtau 1927 Back Specimen PMG 63

The China Bank of Communications 10 Cents - Tsingtau 1927 Back Specimen is a fascinating numismatic piece that holds historical significance. Issued in 1927 by the Bank of Communications in Tsingtau, this banknote features intricate designs and details that reflect the culture and heritage of that era. Tsingtau, also spelled as Qingdao, was a German concession in China until 1914 when it was occupied by Japanese forces during World War I. The city became an important port and trading hub, leading to the issuance of various currencies including the 10 Cents banknote. The designation "PMG 63" indicates that this banknote has been graded by Paper Money Guaranty, a respected third-party grading service, and has been deemed to be in Choice Uncirculated condition. The "Back Specimen" designation suggests that this particular banknote was likely used for archival or reference purposes by the issuing authority. The serial number "#00688" and the catalog number "P#142s2" are important for identification and tracking purposes among collectors and numismatists. Collectors value specimens like this for their rarity, historical context, and overall aesthetic appeal. Owning a piece of history like the China Bank of Communications 10 Cents - Tsingtau 1927 Back Specimen allows enthusiasts to connect with the past and appreciate the artistry and craftsmanship of banknote design from that time period.

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