1966 Hong Kong $100 Banknote - HSBC - "Big Red" - Fine/Very Fine /w1

1966 Hong Kong $100 Banknote - HSBC - "Big Red" - Fine/Very Fine /w1A Mid Century Icon of the Pearl of the Orient Step back into the bustling 1960s with this authentic HSBC One Hundred Dollar note. Known colloquially as the "Big Red" due to its striking crimson ink, this large format note was a significant sum during the era. It captures the transition of Hong Kong from a colonial entrept to a global financial powerhouse. Historic & Design Highlights: Obverse (Front): Features a seated figure of Britannia on the left,

pristine state with full embossing and natural paper sheen

light creasing

BURMA MYANMAR SET 6 PCS 1 5 10 20 50 100 KYATS P 69 70 71 72 73 74 UNC The actual note may have a different serial number

It retains its original "bank-flick" embossed texture and natural paper sheen

Series: 2026 Commemorative Issue

Reverse (Back): Showcases a charming and highly detailed engraving of the Commercial Bank's Head Office in Edinburgh

as seen in the micro-text at the bottom

Year of Issue: 1953 (Series 9)

These notes are a favorite among collectors of African currency for their detailed engravings and vibrant

Obverse (Front): A breathtaking circular arrangement of the national birds of the BRICS nations

representing the "Workers and Peasants" state

" depicting her tending to soldiers at the hospital in Scutari during the Crimean War