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The American-Oriental Bank of Fukien series of China Foreign Banks in the World Currency contains 13 distinct entries.
Part of the American-Oriental Banking Corporation, the American-Oriental Bank of Fukien (AOBF) was established in 1922 and had a capitalization of one million gold dollars. It was jointly owned, with 52% under the ownership American. It is believed that the American-Oriental Bank of Fukien did a large remittance business with Chinese-Americans who had immigrated to America from the southern China from 1850 onwards. These immigrants provided cheap labor for the building of railroads in the western United States, as well as labor for the gold fields, after go...

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  American-Oriental Bank of Fukien Value Range Favorite
American-Oriental Bank of Fukien Value Range  
1 dollar (B7910a)
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1 dollar (B7910ap1)
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1 dollar (B7910ap2)
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1 dollar (B7910as)
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5 dollars (B7911a)
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10 dollars (B7912a)
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10 dollars (B7912ap1)
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10 dollars (B7912ap2)
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10 dollars (B7912ap3)
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10 dollars (B7912as)
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1 dollar (B7913a)
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5 dollars (B7914a)
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10 dollars (B7915a)
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The American-Oriental Bank of Fukien series of China Foreign Banks in the World Currency contains 13 distinct entries.
Part of the American-Oriental Banking Corporation, the American-Oriental Bank of Fukien (AOBF) was established in 1922 and had a capitalization of one million gold dollars. It was jointly owned, with 52% under the ownership American. It is believed that the American-Oriental Bank of Fukien did a large remittance business with Chinese-Americans who had immigrated to America from the southern China from 1850 onwards. These immigrants provided cheap labor for the building of railroads in the western United States, as well as labor for the gold fields, after go...

Catalog Detail