When was the first fifty-yuan banknote issued in mainland China?

December 1948.

The first set of RMB in the Republic of China was issued on December 1, 1948, with 12 denominations and 62 versions, including 2 1-yuan coupons and 4 5-yuan coupons. 4 kinds of 10 yuan coupons, 7 kinds of 20 yuan coupons, 7 kinds of 50 yuan coupons, 10 kinds of 100 yuan coupons, 5 kinds of 200 yuan coupons, 6 kinds of 500 yuan coupons, 6 kinds of 1,000 yuan coupons, 5 kinds of 5,000 yuan coupons, There are 4 types of 10,000 yuan coupons and 2 types of 50,000 yuan coupons (the 100 yuan coupons with the Wanshou Mountain view on the front and the 50 yuan coupons with the train view on the front issued in 1949 each have two versions).

1. The first set of RMB Train Bridge (A) Edition 50 yuan

Face value: 50 yuan Background, pattern: flower symbols

Issue date: 1949.2. 10 Main color on the back: dark blue

Pattern on the front: train, bridge Specifications: 132×70

Main color on the back: dark red Time of suspension: 1955.5.10

2. The first set of RMB Train Bridge (B) Edition 50 yuan

Denomination: 50 yuan Background, pattern: flower symbol

Issue time: 1949.6 Main color on the back: dark red

Front pattern: train, bridge Specifications: 132×70

Front main color: dark blue Time of suspension: 1955.5.10

3. The first set RMB Train (A) Edition 50 Yuan

Denomination: 50 Yuan Background, Pattern: Flower Talisman

Issue Date: 1949.3.20 Main Color on the Back: Brown

Front pattern: train specifications: 135×67

Main color on the front: yellow and black Disabled time: 1955.5.10

4. The first set of RMB train (B) version 50 yuan

Denomination: 50 yuan Background, pattern: flower symbol

Issue date: 1949.4 Main color on the back: dark brown

Pattern on the front: train Specifications: 133×69

Main colors on the front: yellow, blue and black. Time of suspension: 1955.5.10

5. The first set of RMB worker and peasant version of 50 yuan

Denomination: 50 yuan background , Pattern: Flower Talisman

Issue date: 1949.11.10 Main color on the back: Brown

Pattern on the front: Industrial and Peasant Specifications: 134×70

Main color on the back: Brown discontinuation time: 1955.5.10

6. The first set of RMB roller version 50 yuan

Denomination: 50 yuan Background, pattern: flower symbol

Issue Time: 1949.11 Main color on the back: brown

Pattern on the front: Carriage Specifications: 133×70

Main color on the front: blue-green Time of suspension: 1955.5.10

7. The first set of RMB waterwheel and minecart version 50 yuan

Denomination: 50 yuan Background, pattern: flower symbol

Issue time: 1949.2 Main color on the back: yellow brown

Pattern on the front: waterwheel, train Specifications: 133×69

Main color on the front: brown Time of suspension: 1955.5.10

Extended information

The first set of RMB was the only legal currency printed and issued by the National Bank of the People's Government on December 1, 1948, under the leadership of the Communist Party of China and the victorious march of the Chinese People's Liberation War.

The 1949 five-yuan (50 yuan) banknote train number 6 is also called the 50-yuan railway number 6. The main source of the name is the scene design on the note. The center of the note is the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. The construction of the vigorous and exciting railway and the speeding train on it. This yellow and black train billowing smoke forward symbolizes the people of New China's yearning for a better life in the future.

The 1949 five-yuan (50 yuan) banknote train has six numbers and seven numbers, both printed by Tianjin People's Printing Plant. The market price is in the middle position among the various currencies in the first edition. . One of the unique features of this banknote is the choice of paper, which can be printed on thick paper or thin paper. In addition, the color of the paper is also divided into two types: dark and light. The first set of RMB 50 train number six printed on thin paper is undoubtedly more difficult to preserve, and the market price is relatively high.

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