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Taiwan R.O.C.
 
 

 

Country overview

 

 

Zhōnghuá Mínguó

Capital Taipei
Population (millions) 22.9
Area (sq km) 35,980
GDP per capita (USD PPP) 30,100

 

 

Polymer overview

 

 

Country ranking 12th All varieties 2
Year of the first polymer issue 1999 Proof 0
Number of polymer issues 1 Specimen 1
Current status Paper Regular 1
New polymer issues expected? No Replacement 0

 

  

General information

 

 

 

The Central Bank of China

 

 

 

 

The Central Bank of China Annual report: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007.

 

The Central Bank of China / Issuance of currency: 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007.

The Central bank of China annual reports feature a section dedidated to the issuance of currency. These sections are extracted here.

 

 

Bank notes for sale (additional offers)

 

 

Basic varieties of bank notes can be purchased further down this page from the bank notes' tables.

 

This table shows additional offers:

 

PIC REF. DESCRIPTION PRICE BUY
S1R1 Full set of 38 different prefix/suffix combinations
(from AB to MH). 38 notes. [P1990]
€230.00
 

 

Bank notes

 

COUNTRY REF. CURRENCY DENOMINATION SIZE PICK PRINTER POLYMER
Taiwan R.O.C. S1 Yuan 50 166x72 P1990 CEPW Guardian®

REF. DATE SIGNATORY DESCRIPTION PRICE PICS
S1S1 none none SPECIMEN; serial number A000000A not given F  B
images from Thomas Krause
S1R1 none none [P1990] €5.00
F  B
 

 

Issued on 15.06.99. 30 million notes were issued.

 

 

Seals (chops) of General Manager (left) and Managing Director (right).

 

 

Taiwan R.O.C., 50 Yuan, issued in 1999. Issued to commemorate 50 years of the introduction of the new Taiwan Yuan. Taiwanese flag in the optically variable device in the clear window. Front: A drawing of the earliest issue of one New Taiwan Yuan note, together with the most recently issued one hundred New Taiwan Yuan note. Pictures depicting a bridge, an express freeway, a railway, the electronics industry, a satellite, and communications networks in the background. Back: A view of the Central Bank of China’s main building and traditional graphical representations portraying Chinese culture. A railway at right, rice harvesting at top right.

 

 

CBC sees red on plastic banknotes (1999)

 

 

 

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