Capture a piece of colonial history with this 1952 Hong Kong 1 Dollar banknote. Issued on 1st January 1952, this note is a significant transitional piece from the final year of King George VI's reign. Printed by the renowned Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. Ltd., it features the classic green design and the signature of Financial Secretary Arthur Clarke, who played a vital role in Hong Kong's post-war economic development.

Key Features:

• Pick Number: P-324a

• Year of Issue: 1952

• Obverse: Features a formal portrait of King George VI on the right. The denomination is written in both English and Chinese, set against a background of intricate green guilloché patterns.

• Reverse: Displays ornate floral and geometric patterns with "ONE DOLLAR" centered in an oval frame.

• Condition: Very Fine (VF). The note is well-preserved with strong paper quality and vibrant colors, showing only honest signs of light circulation.

Note: This is an individual listing for the specific banknote shown in the photographs (Serial Number H/5 903320). To ensure your complete satisfaction, you will receive exactly what you see in the photos.

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