China 1919 – International Banking Corporation (Peking) - 1 Dollar 1.7.1919 - Pick S417a - Graded Premium Grading 65 UNC★ (Two halves glued together) Description An extraordinary piece of Chinese numismatic history with a unique, officially cancelled composition. This lot features a fascinating 1 Dollar banknote issued on July 1, 1919, by the International Banking Corporation (Peking branch). This piece is uniquely composed of two separate top halves from the same series that were officially canceled and structurally rejoined (glued together). This practice is a well-documented historic remainder preservation method for early 20th-century foreign bank issues in China. One half belongs to serial number 194239, and the other half features serial number 148796. Despite this historic alteration, the note is preserved in breathtaking condition and has been independently assessed by Premium Grading, earning a highly prestigious 65 UNC★ (Uncirculated Star) rating due to its flawless paper quality and pristine ink conservation. Item Specifications Issuer: International Banking Corporation, Peking Branch Denomination: 1 Dollar Issue Date: 01.07.1919 Pick Catalog Number: P# S417a Serial Numbers: S/N 148796 & S/N 194239 (Two halves glued together) Status: Cancelled Remainder Grading House: Premium Grading Grade: 65 UNC★ (Uncirculated Star) The obverse showcases an ornate multi-colored layout framing a central vignette with a stylized eagle perched atop twin globes. The reverse reveals a striking blue-intaglio design characteristic of security printing from this golden era of foreign banking currency. Important Notice for Bidders IMPORTANT. DUE to Middle East problems. at the moment I do not sell to Middle East countries affected by the Iranian Conflict. Please do not bid. Shipping & Guarantee All items are sent via UPS with full Tracking