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This rare Hong Kong $50 banknote issued by HSBC (The Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation) is a genuine collectible from the post-handover era. Featuring Queen Elizabeth II's portrait during her 1952-1997 reign, this note represents a fascinating piece of Hong Kong's monetary history during the transition from British colony to Special Administrative Region. The HSBC note #B2 designation indicates its rarity within standard circulation series. This piece captures a significant moment in numismatic history—the final decades of colonial currency before Hong Kong's return to Chinese sovereignty. Collectors prize these HSBC-issued notes for their historical significance, elegant design, and scarcity in pristine condition. The note arrives exactly as pictured, making it an excellent addition to Asian currency collections or for those seeking meaningful historical artifacts. Perfect for numismatists focused on Commonwealth banking history or Asia-Pacific memorabilia.