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| 表面の説明 | Olive-green and red note with the bank title BANCO NACIONAL ULTRAMARINO across the top margin. A central guilloche rosette in red carries the overprint MACAU and CINQUENTA PATACAS in large letters. To the left, the Portuguese royal arms vignette, and to the right, a circular bank seal with a sailing vessel. Serial numbers appear at upper left and upper right, with Decreto N.° 33-517 noted below the left serial. Two manuscript signatures appear at the bottom, above the printer imprint. |
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The Banco Nacional Ultramarino, a Portuguese overseas bank chartered in 1864, maintained note-issuing authority in Macau throughout the colonial period. By 1944, wartime conditions had made the usual recourse to European printers impossible — Portuguese Macau was surrounded by Japanese-occupied territory, and supply lines to Lisbon were effectively severed. Local production became the only viable option.
Printing by Um Chon & Cia in Macau itself is the defining fact of this issue. The quality of locally produced wartime notes rarely matched what Bradbury Wilkinson or the Portuguese state press could deliver, and this series is no exception — registration inconsistencies are common on surviving examples.