CHINA 10 Dollars 1928 P-197 UNC Banknote

China 1928 10 Dollars Banknote – Pick# 197 – UNC

Republic of China Era – Rare High-Grade Currency by ABNC

This 1928 10 Dollars banknote, issued by the Central Bank of China, is a beautifully preserved relic from the Republic of China period, during a time of political change and economic modernization. Graded UNC (Uncirculated), it is cataloged as Pick# 197 and was printed by the prestigious American Bank Note Company, known for its intricate engraving and high-security printing.

Key Features:

• Country: China (Republic of China)

• Year: 1928

• Denomination: 10 Dollars

• Pick Number: P-197

• Condition: UNC (Uncirculated)

• Obverse: Portrait of Sun Yat-sen, revered founder of modern China

• Reverse: Traditional Chinese architecture and ornate floral design

• Printer: American Bank Note Company (ABNC)

• Color Scheme: Rich red and deep brown tones

• Language: English and Chinese

• Material: High-quality paper

• Size: Large-format banknote typical of the era

This stunning note captures the elegance and complexity of early 20th-century Chinese currency and is an outstanding addition to collections focused on Asian history, Sun Yat-sen memorabilia, or uncirculated pre-communist China banknotes.