Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
1 Chinese Yuan Banknote (1956)
Chinese Yuan banknotes have been issued in multiple series by the People’s Bank of China, reflecting major political, economic and…
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Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
1 Chinese Yuan Banknote (1953)
The Chinese 1 Yuan banknote issued in 1953 forms part of the Second Series of the Renminbi, introduced by the…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
100 Chinese Yuan Banknote (Mao)
The 100 Chinese Yuan banknote is the highest-denomination note in regular circulation within the People’s Republic of China and forms…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
50 Chinese Yuan Banknote (Mao)
The 50 Chinese Yuan banknote forms part of the modern Renminbi series issued by the People’s Bank of China and…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
20 Chinese Yuan Banknote (Mao)
The Chinese 20 Yuan banknote forms part of the Renminbi (RMB) currency system issued by the People’s Bank of China…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
10 Chinese Yuan Banknote (Mao)
Chinese renminbi banknotes are issued by the People’s Bank of China, with the 10 yuan denomination forming part of the…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
5 Chinese Yuan Banknote (Mao)
The 5 Chinese Yuan banknote forms part of the modern Renminbi (RMB) currency series issued by the People’s Bank of…
Posted by: Ian Stainton • 4 Feb 2026
1 Chinese Yuan Banknote (Mao)
The Chinese yuan, officially known as the renminbi, has been issued by the People’s Bank of China in several series…
