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ChinaRépublique Chinoise - 5% Gold Bond 1925. Cancelled
Price €65.005% Gold Bond of 50$ - London 1925
Cancelled. With all coupons
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ChinaThe Chinese Engineering and Mining Company Ltd.
Price €75.00Certificate for 4 shares of 1£ - London 1930
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ChinaThe Chinese Engineering and Mining Company Ltd.
Price €300.00Certificate of 25 Shares of £1 - London 1912
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ChinaThe Chinese Engineering and Mining Company Ltd.
Price €80.00Certificate for 4 shares of 1£ - London 1921
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ChinaPekin Syndicate Limited
Price €75.00Certificate of 5 Shansi Shares of 1£ each - Pekin 1911, 1912, 1913 or 1914
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ChinaThe Chinese Engineering and Mining Company Ltd.
Price €120.00Certificate of 10 shares of 1£ - London 1921
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government - Chinese 5% Gold Loan 1903
Price €90.005% Gold Bond of 500F - Brussels 12 April 1905
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government. 5% Hukuang Railways Gold Loan (Hong Kong & Shanghai Bank)
Price €600.005% Gold Bond of 20£ - London 1911.
Coutersigned by Hongkong and Shangai Banking Corporation in London.
Rare (2500)
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ChinaBanque Industrielle de Chine (1920/1922)
Price €200.00Certificate of nominal shares of 500F - Paris 1920/22
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ChinaGovernment of the Chinese Rpublic - Railway Equipment Loan 8% of 1922
Price €120.00Treasury Note for £20 or 1200F - Bruxelles 1922
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RussiaAïmaks Mining Co. of Touchetoukhan & Tsetsenkhan in Mongolia
Price €140.00Share of 50 Rbl - St-Petersburg 1911
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The NetherlandsHongkong & Shanghai Banking Corporation (Hope & Co)
Price €35.00Receipt - Batavia, Amsterdam 1906
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ChinaRepublic of China - Liberty bond 10$, with Malaisian stamp
Price €190.00Bond of 10$ - 26th year of the Republic of China (1937)
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Old documentsLung-Tsing-U-Haï Railway - Government of the Chinese Republic - Gold Loan 5% ("Super Petchili") - Coupons
Price €50.00Sheet of Coupons of 5% Gold Bond of £20 - Brussels 1913
[ Coupons only ]
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ChinaLung-Tsing-U-Haï Railway - Government of the Chinese Republic - Gold Loan 5% ("Super Petchili")
Price €650.005% Gold Bond of £20 - Brussels 1913
No coupon
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ChinaThe Chinese Government 5% Reorganisation Gold Loan of 1913 (Russo-Asiatic Bank). 20£. With Form TFEL-2 dated 1941
Price €550.005% Gold Bond of £20 or 189,40 Rbl or 505F - Issued by Russo-Asiatic Bank 1913
With Form TFEL-2 dated 1941 ("bluebird")
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ChinaLung-Tsing-U-Haï Railway - Government of the Chinese Republic - Gold Loan 5% - SPECIMEN
Price €1,500.005% Gold Bond of £20 - Brussels 1913
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ChinaLung-Tsing-U-Haï Railway - Government of the Chinese Republic - Gold Loan 5% ("Super Petchili")
Price €1,000.00Bond of £20 - Brussels 1913
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government. 5% Hukuang Railways Sinking Fund Gold Loan 1911 (Indo-China Bank)
Price €600.005% Bond for £100 - Signed by the Chinese Minister in Paris and the Chinse Business Manager in Paris in 1913
Countersigned by the Bank of Indo-China.
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Chinese bondsGovernment Province of Petchili - Gold Loan 5.5% of 1913
Price €1,000.00Bond for 20£ to bearer - Antwerp 1913
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ChinaChemin de Fer Lung-Tsing-U-Hai - Gouvernement de la République Chinoise - Bon du Trésor 8% 1920. Without coupon
Price €70.00Treasury Bond 8% of 500F - Brussels 1920
Without coupons
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government. 5% Hukuang Railways Gold Loan (Indo-China Bank) VF/EF
Price €400.005% Bond of £20 - issued in Paris, signed by the Chinese Business Manager in Paris in 1913.
Countersigned by the Indo-China Bank in Paris.
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government. 5% Hukuang Railways Sinking Fund Gold Loan 1911 (Indo-China Bank) With FORM-TFEL-2 ("bluebird")
Price €1,900.005% Bond for £100 - Signed by the Chinese Minister in Paris and the Chinse Business Manager in Paris in 1913
Countersigned by the Bank of Indo-China.
VERY RARE: With pasted on the bond at the top left the form TFEL-2 dated 1940 ("bluebird").
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ChinaChinese Government. Canton-Kowloon Railway 5% Gold Loan 1907
Price €35.00Fractional Scrip Certificate for one-third of a Funding Bond of £11 - London 1938
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government. 5% Hukuang Railways Gold Loan (Deutsch-Asiatische Bank)
Price €480.005% Bond of £20 - Seal and signed by the Chinese Minsiter in London in 1911.
Countersigned by the Deutsch-Asiatische Bank.
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ChinaImperial Chinese Government. 5% Hukuang Railways Gold Loan (Indo-China Bank). VF
Price €350.005% Bond of £20 - issued in Paris, signed by the Chinese Business Manager in Paris in 1913.
Countersigned by the Indo-China Bank in Paris.