I bought one back in October 1999. My question is that how do I know if mine was a genuine or fake? I suppose is that when was this note first reported as fake?
，hello，Do you have a picture of this money？I can help you take a look
Printing time: July 7th to July 4th, 1949
Circulation time: Issued on September 10th, 1949, discontinued on May 10th, 1955
Plate making unit: Factory directly under the People's Bank of China (Shijiazhuang)
Printed by: People's Bank of China Direct Factory (Shijiazhuang), Tianjin People's Printing Factory
Printing process: offset printing with three colors
Ticket width: 113mm * 54mm
Secret note: There is "A" on the left side of the worker and farmer picture on the front, and "d" on the lower right corner of the ticket backSo far, no old fake tickets have been found, but some new fake tickets have only appeared in the market since 2007, and there are more than one version. However, they are all similar, with neat and rigid lines and dull patterns; There is also a new type of fake ticket, where the general manager's seal is not connected to the management letter; The color on the back is also lighter; But in real objects, as long as they are carefully compared, it is easy to distinguish between true and false.
，hello，Do you have a picture of this money？I can help you take a look
Printing time: July 7th to July 4th, 1949
Circulation time: Issued on September 10th, 1949, discontinued on May 10th, 1955
Plate making unit: Factory directly under the People's Bank of China (Shijiazhuang)
Printed by: People's Bank of China Direct Factory (Shijiazhuang), Tianjin People's Printing Factory
Printing process: offset printing with three colors
Ticket width: 113mm * 54mm
Secret note: There is "A" on the left side of the worker and farmer picture on the front, and "d" on the lower right corner of the ticket backSo far, no old fake tickets have been found, but some new fake tickets have only appeared in the market since 2007, and there are more than one version. However, they are all similar, with neat and rigid lines and dull patterns; There is also a new type of fake ticket, where the general manager's seal is not connected to the management letter; The color on the back is also lighter; But in real objects, as long as they are carefully compared, it is easy to distinguish between true and false.
Thanks Cristel.
I do have the scan but it's at 100 dpi. I will have a look at the next few days and see if I can scan them at 300 dpi. As I was saying, this note was bought in 1999 from a local dealer here, I believe. It would be very disappointing if this one is a fake. I have one or 2 more notes around that time as well.
Can you also tell if the 1953 specimen notes that I have are fake or not if I scan you the pictures? I have the set for 1, 2 and 5 fen (I think).
，hello，Do you have a picture of this money？I can help you take a look
Printing time: July 7th to July 4th, 1949
Circulation time: Issued on September 10th, 1949, discontinued on May 10th, 1955
Plate making unit: Factory directly under the People's Bank of China (Shijiazhuang)
Printed by: People's Bank of China Direct Factory (Shijiazhuang), Tianjin People's Printing Factory
Printing process: offset printing with three colors
Ticket width: 113mm * 54mm
Secret note: There is "A" on the left side of the worker and farmer picture on the front, and "d" on the lower right corner of the ticket backSo far, no old fake tickets have been found, but some new fake tickets have only appeared in the market since 2007, and there are more than one version. However, they are all similar, with neat and rigid lines and dull patterns; There is also a new type of fake ticket, where the general manager's seal is not connected to the management letter; The color on the back is also lighter; But in real objects, as long as they are carefully compared, it is easy to distinguish between true and false.
Thanks Cristel.
I do have the scan but it's at 100 dpi. I will have a look at the next few days and see if I can scan them at 300 dpi. As I was saying, this note was bought in 1999 from a local dealer here, I believe. It would be very disappoint if this one is a fake. I have one or 2 more notes around that time as well.
Can you also tell if the 1953 specimen notes that I have are fake or not if I scan you the pictures? I have the set for 1, 2 and 5 fen (I think).
Many thanks
Yes, I can help you take a look ，If you have any pictures，Before 2000, there were generally few cases of counterfeiting money，Are your 1, 2 and 5fen numbered or only Roman numerals？
Yes, I can help you take a look ，If you have any pictures，Before 2000, there were generally few cases of counterfeiting money，Are your 1, 2 and 5fen numbered or only Roman numerals？
Unfortunately, it's with Roman numerals and followed by 7 zeros.
Yes, I can help you take a look ，If you have any pictures，Before 2000, there were generally few cases of counterfeiting money，Are your 1, 2 and 5fen numbered or only Roman numerals？
Unfortunately, it's with Roman numerals and followed by 7 zeros.
wow，this is “票样”（specimen），this is too cool，The color of the banknotes is fine，this is true, this type of fraud is rare in China，Is this banknote yours？The counterfeit of the fen are all very light in color，such as
So far, no old fake tickets have been found, but some new fake tickets have only appeared in the market since 2007, and there are more than one version. However, they are all similar, with neat and rigid lines and dull patterns; There is also a new type of fake ticket, where the general manager's seal is not connected to the management letter; The color on the back is also lighter; But in real objects, as long as they are carefully compared, it is easy to distinguish between true and false.
So far, no old fake tickets have been found, but some new fake tickets have only appeared in the market since 2007, and there are more than one version. However, they are all similar, with neat and rigid lines and dull patterns; There is also a new type of fake ticket, where the general manager's seal is not connected to the management letter; The color on the back is also lighter; But in real objects, as long as they are carefully compared, it is easy to distinguish between true and false.
