China. - 100 Yuan - 1945 - Pick J88a (Sem preço de reserva)

China – Federal Reserve Bank of China: 100 Yuan ND (1945) - PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated
​This exceptional historical banknote was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of China during the final months of World War II in 1945. As a Japanese puppet bank issue, notes from this volatile wartime period offer a fascinating window into East Asian monetary history, making them highly desirable among World War II and Asian numismatic specialists worldwide.
Federal Reserve Bank of China (中國聯合準備銀行)
​Denomination: 100 Yuan (壹佰圓)
​Date: ND (1945)
​Catalog Reference: Pick# J88a | S/M# C286-86
​Block: 34
​Certification: PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated (Cert #2176642-045)
​Design Features: Fine intricate guilloché patterns with a portrait of Emperor Huangdi (Yellow Emperor) on the front right and classic Chinese architecture on the left, printed on characteristic brownish wartime paper.
Due to wartime inflation and paper shortages, finding notes from this issue in true uncirculated condition is challenging. Most surviving examples are heavily circulated or damaged.
​PMG Certified: Graded Choice Uncirculated 64 by PMG, guaranteeing absolute authenticity, strong original paper body, crisp detail, and vibrant centering with minimal handling.
Japanese puppet state currency issued in 1945 is increasingly sought after on the international market due to short circulation windows and limited high-grade survival rates.
​A premium addition for serious collectors of Chinese paper money, wartime currency, and PMG-graded banknotes. Bid with confidence on this historical gem!