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Republican China Military (軍国民華中)
Dahan Bank (行銀漢大)
Bank of Sichuan (行銀川四)
Kiang-Se Bank of the Republic (行銀國民省赣)
Republican China Military Bank An Hwei (行銀華中徽安)
Republican Government of China (陸軍部)
Republic of China Guangdong Province Military Government (府政軍省粤国民華中)
Wang-Ho Bank of the Republic (府分政軍蕪皖)
Gansu Official Bank (號銀官粛甘)
Yunnan-Guangdong-Guangxi United Army for Jiangxi Relief (軍聯赣援桂粵滇)
Chinese National Pacification Army (軍國靖國民華中)
Anhui Province Military (軍省全徽安)
Yunnan National Pacification Army (軍國靖南雲)
Sichuan Bank (行銀川四)
Chongqing Official Bank (行銀官慶重)
National Bank of China (Guangdong) (行銀民国華中)
Guilin Regional Bank (行銀方地林桂)
Guangxi Military (軍西廣)
Kwang Tung Provincial Treasury (庫金省東廣)
Army for the Suppression of Yunnan (部令司軍滇定)
Three Eastern Provinces Military (軍省三東)
Bank of the Northwest (行銀北西)
Hunan Provincial Treasury (庫金省南湖)
National Revolutionary Army (部会司總軍命革民國)
Provincial Army of Shantung (軍省東山)
Shandong Provincial Treasury (庫金省東山)
Zhenwei 3rd & 4th Army Corps (兵國軍面方四三第威鎮)
Ministry of Finance Military Requisition Bureau (局兌滙需軍部政財)
People’s National Army (軍民國)
Changsha Bank (行銀沙長)
Republic of China Army Navy & Airforce General Headquarters (部令司總軍空海陸国民華中)
National Bank of China (Beijing) (行銀家国華中)

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The National Bank of China (Beijing) (行銀家国華中) series of China Military Banks in the World Currency contains 10 distinct entries.
The National Bank of China in Beijing (NBCB) was established in 1930 by the warlord Yan Xishan as a counterweight to the Central Bank of China (B3000). Including the present issuer, there are known to have been three Chinese banks, all with unique Chinese names, whose official English title has been The National Bank of China: National Bank of China (Shanghai) (B6651), National Bank of China (Guangdong) (B12801) and National Bank of China (Beijing) (B15901). Care should be taken to avoid confusion between these three entirely separate entities.

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The National Bank of China (Beijing) (行銀家国華中) series of China Military Banks in the World Currency contains 10 distinct entries.
The National Bank of China in Beijing (NBCB) was established in 1930 by the warlord Yan Xishan as a counterweight to the Central Bank of China (B3000). Including the present issuer, there are known to have been three Chinese banks, all with unique Chinese names, whose official English title has been The National Bank of China: National Bank of China (Shanghai) (B6651), National Bank of China (Guangdong) (B12801) and National Bank of China (Beijing) (B15901). Care should be taken to avoid confusion between these three entirely separate entities.

Catalog Detail

Legal Disclaimer

The prices listed in our database are intended to be used as an indication only. Users are strongly encouraged to seek multiple sources of pricing before making a final determination of value. CDN Publishing is not responsible for typographical or database-related errors. Your use of this site indicates full acceptance of these terms.

Read CDN Terms of Use