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Foreign => World Bank Notes => Topic started by: canada-hongkong on October 02, 2004, 08:49:03 pm
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Does anyone have interest in brand new GEM UNC Hong Kong banknotes? If so, I can provide them in denominations of 20, 50, 100 from HSBC bank, Bank of China, Standard Chartered Bank.
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can you get solid numbers or radars??
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I have a very beautiful 2002 Standard Chartered $50 note in EF (with center fold, and minor tickings around) which has very special number #AU500005, This is $25. I also have a good 1992 $500 from HSBC in VF condition with number of 288882, it has bends around, and 3 small ink stains at top, and 2 at the bottom. I also have a GEM UNC HSBC $1000 from 2002 with number 288882. Also I have a HSBC $500 GEM UNC 788887 from 2002. The 1992 $500 is $110, the $1000 is $220, the 2002 $500 is $125. The $1000 and $500 notes alone are worth $180 and $90 respectively. I might be able to go a little lower on these. I have numerous repeated notes, such as 855855, 883344, but I doubt you'd have any interest in it. Are you interested in a number such as 200000, 888088 or 666665 like these? These aren't too expensive, and are interesting conservation pieces. I can however, get solid notes from shops in Hong Kong. I have #111111, 222222 and 777777 2002 $10 in GEM. These are $200 each ( bought each for HK$1,100). I can probably get more denominations from shops in Hong Kong, but will have to wait until next July. I also have Macao $10 2003 UNC #29592. This is $10. The $10 solids are non-negotiable. Also have India 100 Rupee in AU minus with a few ticks. It is a radar 534435 and this is $10.