Posted 08/20/2011 7:42 pm
I'm not sure if I am going to be able to help you regarding the Chinese banknote but I'll try even though I do not have the Krause reference book.
The note is a "Kwangtung Province, $5, 1931". It is the "local currency" version as opposed to the "national currency" version.
In "Chinese Banknotes" by Smith and Matravers it is identified as K56-10a.
The "a" in "K56-10" refers to the signatures of the Bank President and Vice-President. I'm guessing that this is the question you are having in regard to identifying the version of the note as "Pick S2422d".
As far as I can tell, your banknote, including the two signatures, is the same as this one which the seller identifies as P-S2422a: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAP...762048+
So, you may want to compare your note to S2422"a" instead of "d".
If your question does not actually involve identifying signatures then please disregard all of the above.
Gary
The note is a "Kwangtung Province, $5, 1931". It is the "local currency" version as opposed to the "national currency" version.
In "Chinese Banknotes" by Smith and Matravers it is identified as K56-10a.
The "a" in "K56-10" refers to the signatures of the Bank President and Vice-President. I'm guessing that this is the question you are having in regard to identifying the version of the note as "Pick S2422d".
As far as I can tell, your banknote, including the two signatures, is the same as this one which the seller identifies as P-S2422a: http://www.ebay.com/itm/ws/eBayISAP...762048+
So, you may want to compare your note to S2422"a" instead of "d".
If your question does not actually involve identifying signatures then please disregard all of the above.
Gary
