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THESE NOTES ARE VERY HARD TO FIND AT AUCTION FOR ONE LOW PRICE YOU WILL RECEIVE A BEAUTIFUL, COLORFUL BANKNOTE SURE
TO BE GREAT ADDITION TO ANY WORLD CURRENCY BANKNOTE COLLECTION
VINTAGE BANK NOTE
World War II
Period Vintage Bank Note
Tibetan 25 Tam Srang Note
PAPER
MONEY ISSUED BY
Tibetan Regional Government
Vlaue : 25 Tam Srang
Year of Issue : 1948 AD
Size : 145 x 87 mm
Mint:LhasaRareness:D
Pick # 10a
CAT VALUE : $400
Condition ; AS PER SCAN
Tibetan Paper Money
The use of money in China could
be traced back to at least four thousand years ago. China was
also the first country to use paper money, or credit currency in the world.
Ancient paper money can only be described in general terms for lack of material
objects. About the Pai-Lu P'i-pi (white deer-skin money) of
Han Dynasty and the Fei-Chien (flying money) of Tang
Dynasty, I personally have never seen the actual objects. However, the
official issuing of paper money in Sung Dynasty is famous in the field of
numismatic. [Chiao-Tzu (1008AD) and Chien-Yin (1105AD) of Northern Sung
and Hui-Tzu (1160AD) and Kuan-Tzu (1131AD) of Southern Sung].
The use of paper moneys went on through the Yuan and Ming as well as the end
of the Qing Dynasty. In 1897, China's
first bank, the Commercial Bank of China
was established by Sheng Hsuen Huai with the approval of the
emperor, and beginning of issuing modern banknotes in China. Paper
notes played their important roles in different stages of the money history
of China
Note issued by Tibetan Regional
Government 25 Srang
with Secret Security Text
Marks of Rareness
of the Collected Currencies Extremely Rare A
~ Very Rare B
~ Rare C ~ Not So Many D ~ Common D
Size: 145 x 87 mm Mint:
Lhasa Rareness: D
Obverse
Note:
According to the book of "Standard
Catalog of World Paper Money" by Mr. Albert Pick, notes of the Srang
system were made by pasting together 3 sheets of paper, the middle one having a
2-line security legend printed on it and they were many varieties in size,
printing and color. Direct reading of security text is accomplished when the
face is held up to a light source.
Peculiarity of 25 srang note:
No date. (1941-48). Orange on yellow
underprint(background printing). 2 lions at center. 2 lines of text. Back
orange and blue, with people, buildings, elephant and rider.
Large text 83mm long (1941-47)
Small text 75mm long (1948)
Reverse
VERY RARE & HIGH CAT VALUE
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(white deer-skin money) of
Han Dynasty and the Fei-Chien 
(flying money) of Tang
Dynasty, I personally have never seen the actual objects. However, the
official issuing of paper money in Sung Dynasty is famous in the field of
numismatic. [Chiao-Tzu 
(1008AD) and Chien-Yin 
(1105AD) of Northern Sung
and Hui-Tzu 
(1160AD) and Kuan-Tzu 
(1131AD) of Southern Sung].
The use of paper moneys went on through the Yuan and Ming as well as the end
of the Qing Dynasty. In 1897, China's
first bank, the Commercial Bank of China
was established by Sheng Hsuen Huai 
with the approval of the
emperor, and beginning of issuing modern banknotes in China. Paper
notes played their important roles in different stages of the money history
of China
