What is the value of a Hong Kong dollar coin?

Answer 1

Several different banks issued notes in Hong Kong during the 1930's and many of the banks issued different notes during that decade. It would not be possible to give an accurate valuation without knowing the bank and year of issue.

An Very Good quality used note issued by the HSBC bank between 1930-1938, for example, would be worth $5-$9. Crisp, uncirculated note from this period are worth considerably more ($300+).

Answer 2

The "Chartered Bank of India Australia and China" is now known as "Standard Chartered Bank" and remains one of the banknote issuers in Hong Kong.

A very good used 1948 note would be worth $35, rising to $450 for a mint condition uncirculated example.

Answer 3

Approximately 0.12 USD, depending on the exchange rate.

Answer 4

Multiple banks produce notes on Hong Kong, but it is most likely that this is a 1958 Government of Hong Kong 1 Dollar note, which is worth $5 in Very Fine condition.

Answer 5

Between $3.85 and $5.00! I have 1 1959 and 1 1960