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TT PK 860c 1953 CHINA PEOPLE\'S REPUBLIC 1 FEN 2 ROMAN NUMERALS ONLY PMG 66 EPQ!.
1953 1 Fen from China. People\'s Republic. Pk 860c with no serial number. Block 19. Graded 66 Exceptional Paper Quality Gem Uncirculated by PMG. Arms at center on the reverse side. Two Roman control numerals only. Excellent gem that offers an abundance of embossing and crispness through the holder. Bold inks with ideal centering! All in all, a great Chinese note!
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