China. - 2 Yuan 1953 - Pick 867





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The second set of RMB "Baota Mountain" 2 yuan banknotes issued in 1953. [1]
Basic Information
Issuer: People's Bank of China
Release date: March 1, 1955 (paged year is 1953)
Discontinued circulation: December 1976
Main view of the front: Yan'an Pagoda Mountain, the holy land of revolution
Main colors: dark green, blue and black
Anti-counterfeiting features: With solid five-pointed star pattern mixed watermark
Collection value: banknotes is like the one in the picture, more with collection and display significance
"See images for correct impression"
Shipping notification :
From , 2026, the European Commission will be required to conduct monthly assessments of shifts in trade activity. If such shifts are confirmed, the Commission will recommend that goods valued at less than €150 be subject to a €3 duty per category, regardless of whether they are imported via IOSS or postal services. This regulation targets those who intend to alter their logistics methods or circumvent fixed-rate duties by using VAT.
No bids by Mid East buyers due to Israel and Iran
war as no postage services are available..
The second set of RMB "Baota Mountain" 2 yuan banknotes issued in 1953. [1]
Basic Information
Issuer: People's Bank of China
Release date: March 1, 1955 (paged year is 1953)
Discontinued circulation: December 1976
Main view of the front: Yan'an Pagoda Mountain, the holy land of revolution
Main colors: dark green, blue and black
Anti-counterfeiting features: With solid five-pointed star pattern mixed watermark
Collection value: banknotes is like the one in the picture, more with collection and display significance
"See images for correct impression"
Shipping notification :
From , 2026, the European Commission will be required to conduct monthly assessments of shifts in trade activity. If such shifts are confirmed, the Commission will recommend that goods valued at less than €150 be subject to a €3 duty per category, regardless of whether they are imported via IOSS or postal services. This regulation targets those who intend to alter their logistics methods or circumvent fixed-rate duties by using VAT.
No bids by Mid East buyers due to Israel and Iran
war as no postage services are available..
