Taiwan - 100 Yuan - 2000 - P1991a - B501

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: TWD.501a
: TAIWAN

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SCWPM.#1991a - TBB.#B501a - Date: 2000 (2001)
Grade: Unc - Prefix/suffix: EP-XH
Description: Colour: Red and brown.
Front: Chinese text;
The Chapter of Great Harmony by Confucius; Sun Yat-sen.
Back: Chinese text; Chung Shan Building, Taipei; plum blossoms.
Windowed security thread with demetalized
100.
Watermark: Plum blossom and electrotype
100.
Printer:
中央印製廠 (Central Engraving and Printing Plant).
Size: 145 x 70 mm. - Material: Paper.
General information: Central Bank
In 2000, the authority to issue banknotes in Taiwan was transferred to the Central Bank, a government-administered financial institution.
The Central Bank had been founded as the Central Bank of China in 1923 in Guangzhou (now the People’s Republic of China), and had been one of the major issuers of banknotes in the Republic of China.
It was moved to Taipei in December 1949 when Chiang Kai-Shek fled the mainland after the
communist revolution. For more information, visit www.cbc.gov.tw.
More info about this series: 1999 - 2011 Cultural Issues
These notes all depict cultural themes.
The date appears in Chinese at lower left or center back.
Source: The Banknotebook
5,25 € inc. tax
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