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Convert your leftover foreign exchange certificates Bank of China to cash using our hassle-free online exchange service. Get paid fast for your unused currency from China.
Issued by the Bank of China, foreign exchange certificates were the only accepted means of payment in China for tourists and visitors from 1979 until 1995.
The Foreign Exchange Certificates lost their value after 1995 and are no longer exchangeable at the Bank of China. At Leftover Currency we continue to exchange foreign exchange certificates at a value that covers their collectable value. We also exchange withdrawn Chinese Yuan banknotes, Chinese coins and all current Renminbi banknotes.
All Bank of China foreign exchange certificates contain the following text: “The yuan expressed in this certificate is equivalent in value to the Renminbi yuan. This certificate can only be used within China at designated places. No request to register its loss will be accepted by the Bank.”
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10 Fen Bank of China foreign exchange certificate
The Chinese foreign exchange certificate of 10 Fen has an image of the Huangguoshu waterfall on the Baishui River in Anshun, China. The ten fen certificate from the Bank of China has a value equivalent to 0.10 Renminbi Yuan.You get: £0.004971 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
50 Fen Bank of China foreign exchange certificate
On this 50 Fen Bank of China foreign exchange certificate is an image of the Temple of Heaven in Beijing. The Fifty Fen certificate has a value equivalent to 0.50 Chinese Renminbi Yuan.You get: £0.024841 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
1 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate
This green coloured one Yuan foreign exchange certificate features the Three Pools Mirroring the Moon at West Lake in Hangzhou, China.You get: £0.049671 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
5 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate
The brown coloured 5 Yuan foreign exchange certificate depicts Mount Huang in southern Anhui province, China.You get: £0.248351 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
10 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate
The blue coloured Bank of China foreign exchange certificate of 10 Chinese Yuan has an image of the Three Gorges on the Yangtze River.You get: £0.496701 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
50 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate (Brown)
The brown version of the 50 Yuan foreign exchange certificate depicts Lijang River in China.You get: £2.483501 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
50 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate (Red)
The red version of the Foreign Exchange Certificate of 50 Chinese Yuan depicts Elephant Trunk Hill in Guilin, Guangxi, China.You get: £2.483501 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
100 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate (Black)
The highest denomination of Bank of China foreign exchange certificates is that of One Hundred Yuan. This black version depicts the Great Wall of China.You get: £4.967001 CNY = £0.0496700000 -
100 Yuan Bank of China foreign exchange certificate (Green)
The green version of the 100 Yuan foreign exchange certificate measures 170mm by 71mm and features China’s Great Wall.You get: £4.967001 CNY = £0.0496700000
