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10 Dollars paper
| Issuer | Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region |
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| Year | 2002-2005 |
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| Value | 10 Dollars |
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| Reverse lettering | 港幣拾元 TEN HONG KONG DOLLARS 拾 10 |
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| Protection description | the numeral 10 and Bauhinia flower; embedded security thread |
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The paper version of this note was issued in parallel with a polymer variant introduced at the same time — an unusual dual-issue arrangement that reflected the Hong Kong Monetary Authority's cautious approach to transitioning substrate technologies. The polymer version (P#401) was the more prominent of the two, making the paper issues the less commonly encountered in circulation today.
These notes were the first 10-dollar issues under the Government of the HKSAR's direct authority rather than any of the three commercial note-issuing banks, a distinction that tends to be overlooked.