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The Sino-Scandinavian Bank series of China Foreign Banks in the World Currency contains 29 distinct entries.
Funding for the Sino-Scandinavian Bank (SSB) came mainly from Chinese entrepreneurs seeking trade with Scandinavia. The balance of capital was provided by Danish and Norwegian sources. Paid-in capital amounted to 2,500,000 yuan in silver dollars. The bank was chartered on 21 July 1921, with its headquarters in Beijing, with operations commencing on 7 January 1922. The bank closed its doors after a severe bank run in 1928. Be aware that, due to poor descriptions and missing or erroneous images in the SCWPM, many third-party graded 1922 SSB notes carry erroneous Pick numbers. Buyer beware.

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Sino-Scandinavian Bank Value Range  
1 yuan (B8501a, PS580,PS585,PS586&PS590)
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1 yuan (B8501b, PS580,PS585,PS586&PS590)
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5 yuan (B8502a, PS581,PS587&PS590A)
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5 yuan (B8502b, PS581,PS587&PS590A)
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10 yuan (B8503a, PS582,PS588&PS590B)
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10 yuan (B8503b, PS582,PS588&PS590B)
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1 yuan (B8504a, PS589&PS591)
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1 yuan (B8504ap, PS589&PS591)
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5 yuan (B8505a, PS592)
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10 yuan (B8506a, PS589A,)
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10 cents (B8507a, PS595A)
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10 cents (B8508a, PS595)
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10 cents (B8508ap, PS595)
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10 cents (B8508ar, PS595)
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20 cents (B8509a, PS596)
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20 cents (B8509ap, PS596)
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10 copper coins (B8510a, PNL)
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16 copper coins (B8511a, PS583B&PS597)
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16 copper coins (B8511ar, PS583B&PS597)
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20 copper coins (B8512a, PS583C)
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30 copper coins (B8513a, PS584&P597A)
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32 copper coins (B8514a, PS598)
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32 copper coins (B8514as, PS598)
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48 copper coins (B8515a, PS584A&PS599)
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48 copper coins (B8515ar, PS584A&PS599)
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48 copper coins (B8515as, PS584A&PS599)
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50 copper coins (B8516a, PS584B)
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80 copper coins (B8517a, PS584C&PS600)
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80 copper coins (B8517ar, PS584C&PS600)
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The Sino-Scandinavian Bank series of China Foreign Banks in the World Currency contains 29 distinct entries.
Funding for the Sino-Scandinavian Bank (SSB) came mainly from Chinese entrepreneurs seeking trade with Scandinavia. The balance of capital was provided by Danish and Norwegian sources. Paid-in capital amounted to 2,500,000 yuan in silver dollars. The bank was chartered on 21 July 1921, with its headquarters in Beijing, with operations commencing on 7 January 1922. The bank closed its doors after a severe bank run in 1928. Be aware that, due to poor descriptions and missing or erroneous images in the SCWPM, many third-party graded 1922 SSB notes carry erroneous Pick numbers. Buyer beware.

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.

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