Rare Standard Chartered Bank $10 Hong Kong Note - Vintage Koi Design, 1st January 1985

     This authentic $10 Hong Kong note from Standard Chartered Bank is a beautiful example of vintage Asian currency. Issued on 1st January 1985, this note features an intricate koi fish design symbolizing prosperity, paired with the iconic bank crest and a detailed architectural illustration of the bank's headquarters on the reverse. A must-have for global currency collectors or anyone interested in unique banknotes with historical significance.

 

 

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Features

 

Issuing Bank: Standard Chartered Bank, Hong Kong

 

Denomination: Ten Dollars (HKD)

 

Year: 1985 (1st January)

 

Design:

 

Obverse: Exquisite depiction of a koi fish and floral motifs.

 

Reverse: Bank crest and detailed image of the bank's headquarters building.

 

 

Condition: Shows signs of circulation with minor folds and markings, reflecting its age and usage.

 

Serial Number: L768488

 

 

 

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Why You Should Buy

 

A rare piece of Hong Kong's financial history featuring an iconic design.

 

Perfect for collectors of Asian or global vintage currency.

 

Adds cultural and artistic value to any banknote collection.

 

A distinctive display piece or gift for history and art enthusiasts.

 

 

 

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Shipping Information

 

Domestic Shipping: Carefully packaged for secure delivery. Dispatched within 1-2 business days with tracking.

 

International Shipping: Available through trusted carriers. Rates vary by destination—contact for a quote.

 

 

 

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1985 $10 Standard Chartered Bank Hong Kong note

Vintage Hong Kong currency

Koi fish banknote design

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