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The Chinese-American Bank of Commerce series of China Foreign Banks in the World Currency contains 35 distinct entries.
The Chinese-American Bank of Commerce (CABC) was a joint venture bank, founded in April 1919, registered in Beijing, and organized with 50% Chinese and 50% American capital. It was headquartered in Shanghai and also maintained branches in Hankou, Harbin, Shangdong, and Tianjin. One of its managers included Austrian-born Eduard Kann, a noted Chinese numismatologist. By 1929, many investors, upset that the bank lacked a clear business direction for the future, and tired of internal squabbles, sold off their stock. The bank was forced to close shortly thereaft...

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  Chinese-American Bank of Commerce Value Range Favorite
Chinese-American Bank of Commerce Value Range  
1 dollar (B8101a)
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1 dollar (B8101ap)
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1 dollar (B8101as)
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5 dollars (B8102a)
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5 dollars (B8102ap)
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5 dollars (B8102as1)
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5 dollars (B8102as2)
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10 dollars (B8103a)
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10 dollars (B8103b)
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10 dollars (B8103as1)
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10 dollars (B8103as2)
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10 dollars (B8103as3)
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10 dollars (B8103p1)
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10 dollars (B8103p2)
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50 dollars (B8104a)
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50 dollars (B8104ap)
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50 dollars (B8104as)
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100 dollars (B8105a)
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100 dollars (B8105ap)
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100 dollars (B8105as1)
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100 dollars (B8105as2)
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1 dollar (B8106a)
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1 dollar (B8106b)
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1 dollar (B8106c)
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1 dollar (B8106d)
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1 dollar (B8106s)
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5 dollars (B8107a)
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5 dollars (B8107b)
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5 dollars (B8107c)
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5 dollars (B8107d)
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5 dollars (B8107e)
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5 dollars (B8107ap1)
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5 dollars (B8107p1)
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5 dollars (B8107p2)
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5 dollars (B8107s)
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The Chinese-American Bank of Commerce series of China Foreign Banks in the World Currency contains 35 distinct entries.
The Chinese-American Bank of Commerce (CABC) was a joint venture bank, founded in April 1919, registered in Beijing, and organized with 50% Chinese and 50% American capital. It was headquartered in Shanghai and also maintained branches in Hankou, Harbin, Shangdong, and Tianjin. One of its managers included Austrian-born Eduard Kann, a noted Chinese numismatologist. By 1929, many investors, upset that the bank lacked a clear business direction for the future, and tired of internal squabbles, sold off their stock. The bank was forced to close shortly thereaft...

Catalog Detail

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