The 2026 June Auction - Sale 347 (June 20 - June 23, 2026)
Sale 347
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1940 5 Yuan (P-J10e), 1943 500 Yuan ovpt. Red Kwangtung (P-J24c) and 1944 200 Yuan (P-30b). Gem UNC & Choice UNC. Graded PMG 66EPQ, 64EPQ and 66EPQ respectively.
1944 1000 (P-J31a), serial no.: AB000260N/AB000260. UNC. PMG 62 (cancelled, serial number error & insufficient ink.)
1946 CPF 10 Yuan & 100 Yuan (P-1937 & 1939), serial nos.: DB541164 & KM702129. Both Gem UNC and graded PMG 66EPQ.
2004 $1,000 (P-1997), ascending Ladder serial no.: HT123456YB. GeM UNC. PMG 65EPQ.
printed in French and relating to the Pien-Lo Railway loan, bearing Chinese official seals, signatures and European revenue stamps, with an attractive Chinese arch-style decorative design, showing original folds and handling marks, a useful group for the study of late Ching railway development and foreign loan finance.
comprising a 1908 5% railway loan bond for £100, a 1911 5% supplementary loan bond for £100, and a German-language 5% Tientsin-Pukow State Railway bond for £20. Please view.
comprising two 1911 Imperial Chinese Government 5% Hukuang Railways Sinking Fund Gold Loan bonds for £100, each with partial coupons attached, together with a 1904 Shanghai-Nanking Railway net profit sub-certificate issued by the British & Chinese Corporation Limited, bearing English text, Chinese official seals and signatures, an interesting group for the study of late Ching railway development, foreign loans and Sino-foreign enterprise history.
comprising one 1896 Imperial Chinese Government 5% Gold Loan bond for £50, and three 1898 Imperial Chinese Government 4½% Gold Loan bonds for £25, £50 and £100 respectively, each issued through the Deutsch-Asiatische Bank with English and German text, Chinese official seals and signatures, finely engraved and representative of late Ching foreign finance and Sino-foreign banking history.
including several Chinese Government Lung-Tsing-U-Hai Railway bonds with denominations such as 500 francs and £20, some retaining full or substantial coupon sheets, with Chinese, French and English text, official seals, signatures, and cancellation or modification handstamps, finely printed and showing original folds and handling marks, a useful group for the study of Republican railway development, foreign loans and modern Chinese financial history.
including a Republic of China Government Industrial Loan bond for 500 francs, a Banque Industrielle de Chine share certificate, a Russo-Asiatic Bank share certificate, and Russian 1902 4% government bonds, several retaining partial coupons, printed with Chinese, French and Russian text, official seals, signatures and cancellation marks, a useful group for the study of modern Chinese finance, banking and foreign loan history.
including five 1920 Republic of China 8% Treasury bonds for the Lung-Tsing-U-Hai Railway, each for 500 francs and some with coupons attached, together with 1925 Republic of China 5% Gold Bonds for US$50, printed with Chinese, French and English text, official seals, signatures and cancellation marks, showing original folds and handling wear, a useful reference group for the study of Republican railway development, treasury finance and modern Chinese foreign loans.
