China. - 10 Yuan 1940 - Shift Error - Pick J12h (Ohne mindestpreis)

Central Reserve Bank of China 10 Yuan 1940 – PMG 64 EPQ Choice Uncirculated
​Up for auction is a highly collectible and exceptional numismatic error note from WWII-era East Asia: a 10 Yuan 1940 banknote issued by the Central Reserve Bank of China (Pick# J12h / S/M# C297-30a), certified and graded PMG 64 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) Choice Uncirculated.
​Key Numismatic Highlights:
​Major Printing Shift Error: This note features a dramatic and visually striking printing alignment shift/misalignment on the reverse (and visible frame offset), making it a standout error variety. Major production anomalies of this caliber are extraordinarily rare on puppet-bank issues of this era, as misprinted notes were typically destroyed during quality control.
​Premium PMG Grade with EPQ Designation: Graded PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated, this piece retains its full original paper quality, crisp embossing, vibrant blue ink tone, and sharp corners. The coveted EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) tag confirms that the note is completely original and free of any chemical treatment, restoration, or pressing.
​Historical Significance & Variety Details: Printed in 1940 (ND 1941) during the Japanese occupation era, this note features Sun Yat-sen's portrait on the front with red serial numbers (S/N M/X 690253E - Blue Sign / S/N on Front Only).
​Collector's Value:
Combining a dramatic printing error, an uncirculated condition, and the highly desirable EPQ certification, this banknote represents a scarce opportunity for advanced collectors of Chinese currency, world paper money errors, and WWII military occupation issues.
​A prized addition to any high-grade numismatic portfolio. Don't miss out—place your bids with confidence!