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Jinx86
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Bought an older collection, this was one of the notes in the album.
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No tickee no washee! Great images but I haven't a clue other than I notice there is no banknote company noted along the edge design. Lots of Ta ching banknotes for sale and they all have company credits. Me thinks this is a copy. Peace Roy
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Not authentic. The authentic notes have a different reverse. These are replicas. Notice on the back that it says "Sight Banknote" - the denomination is spelled out there on the originals - "Ten Dollars." Here's a link to the same note in pink.
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/57751937_set-of-four-ta-ching-government-bank-notes#&gid=1&pid=1
If you don't have an account you won't see that this lot was passed on.
Interesting. A lot of the early 20th century Chinese notes are very attractive,
I guess the clues to this one are as mentioned above.
Might just send it to PCGS currency in January.
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Banknotes_of_the_Ta-Ching_Government_Bank_issued_in_1910
You can send it in but you'll be wasting a grading fee.
Some of the notes on the linked page are genuine, some not. The engraved ones are genuine, the poorly lithographed copies are not. Unfortunately, yours is a copy. There's a pretty big difference in the sharpness between the two.