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PMG Highlights from Stack’s Bowers 2015 Hong Kong Auction

PMG-graded world notes garner robust prices at Stack’s Bowers Galleries’ Hong Kong Auction

The Stack’s Bowers August 2015 Hong Kong Auction, held August 24-26 and September 1, 2015, featured a number of impressive results for PMG-certified notes. Below is a list of some of the prices realized highlights:

 CHINA-FOREIGN BANKS. Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation. 100 Dollars. P-S343. SpecimenLot #50100: CHINA-FOREIGN BANKS. Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation. 100 Dollars. P-S343. Specimen. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64. US$8,663.75.

CHINA-PROVINCIAL BANKS. Kiang-Nan Yu-Ning Government Bank. 1 Dollar. P-S1180b. DiscolorationLot #50112: CHINA-PROVINCIAL BANKS. Kiang-Nan Yu-Ning Government Bank. 1 Dollar. P-S1180b. Discoloration. PMG Choice Very Fine 35 Net. US$13,145.00.

CHINA-PROVINCIAL BANKS. Provincial Bank of Honan. 5 Dollars. P-S1689e. Serial Number 1Lot #50116: CHINA-PROVINCIAL BANKS. Provincial Bank of Honan. 5 Dollars. P-S1689e. Serial Number 1. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63. US$4,780.00.

CHINA-PROVINCIAL BANKS. Peiyang Tientsin Bank. 3 Taels, ND (1910). P-S2522Lot #50122: CHINA-PROVINCIAL BANKS. Peiyang Tientsin Bank. 3 Taels, ND (1910). P-S2522. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64. US$5,377.50.

MALAYA. Board of Commissioners of Currency Malaya. 10 Dollars. P-1Lot #50185: MALAYA. Board of Commissioners of Currency Malaya. 10 Dollars. P-1. PMG About Uncirculated 55. US$3,585.00.

MONGOLIA. State Treasury Note. 3 Dollars, 1924. P-3r. RemainderLot #50200: MONGOLIA. State Treasury Note. 3 Dollars, 1924. P-3r. Remainder. PMG Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. US$3,883.75.

All prices realized include the standard buyer’s premium.

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