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Analysis of the 1948 First Series RMB "100 Yuan Longevity Hill" Edition and Anti-Counterfeiting Features

For seasoned numismatists, the First Series Renminbi (RMB), issued in 1948, holds an irreplaceable historical significance. Among them, the 100 Yuan Longevity Hill banknote, due to its unique historical background and scarcity, has become a highly sought-after rarity in the market. Understanding its edition characteristics is the first step in accurately authenticating these old banknotes.

• Design: The main scene on the obverse features Longevity Hill at the Summer Palace and a train, symbolizing industrial and cultural development of that era; the reverse depicts a train and geometric patterns.

• Color Differences: Primarily available in two main color tones, yellow and green. Different color editions will vary in price in the current old banknote collection market.

• Hidden Features: This banknote edition has multiple hidden marks within its design (e.g., slight deformations in some characters or symbols in specific locations). These are key identifiers for our acquisition team when authenticating antique banknotes for high-value purchases.

Old Banknote Condition Grading and Acquisition Market Demand Reference Chart

The preservation condition (grade) of a banknote directly determines its ultimate resale value. Hong Kong's Hongkang Business Firm uses internationally recognized banknote grading standards to provide the most accurate valuation for your large quantities of old banknotes. Below are common condition grades and market demand references:

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