1949 Hong Kong 1 Dollar Banknote - King George VI - Pick #324 - Very Fine Condition/ ref d3

1949 Hong Kong 1 Dollar Banknote - King George VI - Pick #324 - Very Fine Condition/ ref d3Product Overview Capture a significant piece of post war numismatic history with this Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote, issued on 9th April 1949. Featuring the portrait of King George VI, this note was issued by the Government of Hong Kong and printed by the renowned Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. Ltd. in New Malden, Surrey. This era of currency is highly prized by collectors for its classic colonial design and its historical connection to the British

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flanked by views of Tower of Refuge and Peel Castle

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The reverse is beautifully engraved with a scenic view of a river

Condition: Excellent/Crisp

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