Own a piece of Hong Kong’s financial history with this 1 Cent banknote (P#325b), issued between 1961 and 1995 under Queen Elizabeth II. Featuring the signature of Sir Charles Philip Haddon-Cave, this note was once part of daily transactions but was demonetized on October 1, 1995. A rare and affordable collectible, this compact banknote is perfect for numismatists and history enthusiasts alike!

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 Why This Product is a Good Buy

• Historical Significance: Issued under Queen Elizabeth II’s reign, this note represents Hong Kong’s pre-handover currency.

• Demonetized & Limited Supply: No longer in circulation since 1995, making it an increasingly rare find.

• Collector’s Favorite: A unique low-denomination banknote that is both affordable and historically rich.

• Perfect for Investment & Display: Compact yet valuable, this note is great for collectors of British colonial-era currency.

• Signature of a Key Figure: Features Sir Charles Philip Haddon-Cave, who played a crucial role in Hong Kong’s financial administration.