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The Hong Kong Dollar was introduced as the currency of Hong Kong in 1863. Hong Kong Dollar banknotes are issued by three private banks and the Government of Hong Kong. The Hong Kong Dollar is also accepted for payments in neighbouring Macau.
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50 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 1994 issue)
The banknote of fifty hong kong dollars is 148mm wide by 74mm high. Text on the paper note reads ‘Bank of China’. The purple-blue colored $50 HKD bill has an image of Hong Kong’s cross-harbor tunnel on the back.You get: £3.238501 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
100 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 1994 issue)
This one hundred hong kong dollars bill measures 153mm by 77mm. The Bank of China tower is featured on the front of the red and orange colored $100 HKD bill.You get: £6.477001 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
500 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 1994 issue)
The note of five hundred hong kong dollars measures 158mm by 79mm. Text on the dark brown and blue paper banknote reads ‘Bank of China’. The backside of the $500 HKD banknote features a ship docked at the Hong Kong Container Terminal in Kwai Chung.You get: £32.385001 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
1000 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Bank of China 1994 issue)
The note of one thousand hong kong dollars is 163mm wide by 82mm high. On the reddish brown paper banknote a caption reads ‘Bank of China’. The back side of the $1000 HKD note shows an aerial view overlooking the Central District.You get: £64.770001 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
20 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2010 issue)
The blue colored banknote of twenty hong kong dollars measures 143mm by 72mm. The words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’ are printed on the paper note. The fish on the front side of the $20 HKD note is a mythological carp.You get: £1.595001 HKD = £0.0797500000 -
50 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2010 issue)
This green colored fifty hong kong dollars banknote measures 147mm by 73mm. The paper note contains the words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. The turtle on the $50 HKD bill is a mythological tortoise.You get: £3.987501 HKD = £0.0797500000 -
100 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2010 issue)
This red colored one hundred hong kong dollars note measures 152mm by 77mm. Text on the paper banknote reads ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. The animal on the front of the $100 HKD looks like a dragon but is in fact a mythological horse (unicorn).You get: £7.975001 HKD = £0.0797500000 -
500 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2010 issue)
This brown colored five hundred hong kong dollars banknote is 158mm wide by 79mm high. The paper note contains the words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. The bird on the $500 HKD note is a mythological phoenix.You get: £39.875001 HKD = £0.0797500000 -
1000 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2010 issue)
This one thousand hong kong dollars bill measures 163mm by 81mm. The orange colored paper note contains the words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. A mythological dragon is featured on the obverse side of the $1,000 HKD banknote.You get: £79.750001 HKD = £0.0797500000 -
150 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2009 commemorative issue)
In 2009 the Standard Chartered Bank celebrated its 150th anniversary in Hong Kong. To commemorate this event the SCB issued a unique polymere plastic banknote of $150 Hong Kong dollars. It was the world’s first $150 banknote in any currency. The blue and green colored commemorative banknote of one hundred and fifty HKD features the … ContinuedYou get: £11.962501 HKD = £0.0797500000 -
20 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2003 issue)
This twenty hong kong dollars note measures 143mm by 72mm. On the blue colored paper banknote a caption reads ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. The backside of the $20 HKD note features a view of Victoria Harbor in the year 1850.You get: £1.295401 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
50 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2003 issue)
This fifty hong kong dollars note measures 148mm by 74mm. The green colored paper banknote contains the words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. On the reverse side of the $50 HKD bill is a view of Victoria Harbor in the year 1890.You get: £3.238501 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
100 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2003 issue)
The red colored banknote of one hundred hong kong dollars measures 153mm by 77mm. Printed on the paper note is the text ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. On the backside of the $100 HKD note is a view of Victoria Harbor in the year 1930.You get: £6.477001 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
500 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2003 issue)
This five hundred hong kong dollars banknote measures 158mm by 79mm. On the brown colored paper banknote a caption reads ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. Featured on the backside of the $500 HKD bill is a view of Victoria Harbor in the year 1970.You get: £32.385001 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
1000 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 2003 issue)
This one thousand hong kong dollars bill measures 164mm by 82mm. The orange colored paper currency note contains the words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’. On the reverse side of the $1000 HKD banknote is a view of Victoria Harbor in the year 2003.You get: £64.770001 HKD = £0.0647700000 -
10 Hong Kong Dollars banknote (Standard Chartered Bank 1993 issue)
This ten dollars banknote measures 138mm by 69mm. The words ‘Standard Chartered Bank’ are printed on the $10 HKD paper note. It features a carp on the front and a bauhinia flower with the SCB’s building on the backside.You get: £0.647701 HKD = £0.0647700000
