Description
This exceptional 100 Yuan banknote from 1936 represents a significant piece of Chinese monetary history during the Republic of China era. Issued during a pivotal period in China's early 20th century development, this large-format note showcases the intricate design and printing techniques of the era. What makes this specimen truly remarkable is its fancy number featuring the middle digits "786"—a sought-after numerical sequence among serious banknote collectors. Graded in Almost Uncirculated (AU) condition, the note displays minimal signs of circulation with crisp paper quality, sharp printing details, and excellent color preservation. The big size format typical of pre-1936 Chinese currency adds to its visual impact and collectibility. This note is highly desirable for numismatists specializing in Chinese currency, Republic-era memorabilia, or collectors pursuing fancy-numbered banknotes. The combination of historical significance, exceptional condition, and the coveted middle "786" fancy number makes this a premium addition to any serious collection. Its rarity in AU condition ensures strong collector demand and investment potential for those interested in Asian numismatic treasures.
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