Hong Kong Standard Chartered Bank 1000 Dollars 2014

The Hong Kong Standard Chartered Bank 1000 Dollars banknote from 2014 is a beautiful and highly sought-after piece of numismatic history. This banknote, identified by the catalog number P# 301d and the serial number N# 202766, features intricate designs and security features that make it a favorite among collectors. Issued by the Standard Chartered Bank of Hong Kong, this banknote holds significant historical and cultural value. The front of the banknote typically showcases important landmarks, symbols, or figures representing Hong Kong's rich heritage. The back of the banknote often highlights elements of Hong Kong's economy, wildlife, or culture. In 2014, Hong Kong was a bustling international financial hub with a vibrant economy and a diverse population. The issuance of this 1000 Dollars banknote by Standard Chartered Bank reflects the stability and prosperity of Hong Kong during that time. As for the condition of the banknote, UNC stands for "Uncirculated," indicating that the banknote is in pristine condition and has not been used in commerce. This makes it a highly desirable collectible for numismatists and banknote enthusiasts. Overall, the Hong Kong Standard Chartered Bank 1000 Dollars banknote from 2014 is a valuable and historically significant piece that captures the essence of Hong Kong's culture, economy, and heritage during that period.

N° 303 | Hong Kong Standard Chartered Bank 1000 Dollars 2014

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