1940 China 100 Yuan Banknote

Obverse: Features a portrait of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the founding father of the Republic of China, on the left side. The central area displays ornate multicolor guilloche patterns with the denomination “100 Yuan” prominently in Chinese characters. The serial number “U363338” on the top left and right. The note includes inscriptions in Chinese, along with signatures and seals of issuing authorities.
Obverse lettering: 中國銀行 (Bank of China), 壹百圓 (One Hundred Yuan).
Reverse: Depicts the Temple of Heaven in Beijing on the right side, a historic site symbolizing Chinese culture and tradition. The denomination “100” is boldly printed in the center and repeated in each corner. The issuing authority “BANK OF CHINA” is displayed at the top, with the denomination in English “ONE HUNDRED YUAN” and the year “1940” below. The bottom edge notes “AMERICAN BANK NOTE COMPANY,” indicating where it was printed.
Reverse lettering: BANK OF CHINA, ONE HUNDRED YUAN, 1940.
Size: ±186 x 85 mm
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