1926–1931 China Paper Bond 3-pc Collection

Secure a Rainbow of China Paper Bonds

Could these colorful paper bonds hold the key to complete victory for President Donald Trump and the United Sates in the nation’s trade war with China? It’s theoretically possible.

That’s because these bonds issued by the Republic of China between 1926 and 1937, represent part of what economists say is at least $750 billion worth of unpaid bonds issued by the Chinese government and purchased by Americans in the decades before Mao Zedong’s Communist Revolution seized power in 1949. Since international law generally holds that bonds issued by one government should be honored by a succeeding government, that means China’s current government is technically on the hook for nearly a trillion dollars!

And there is precedent for repayment: In the late 1980s, the British government led by former Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher convinced the current Chinese government to pay holders of a variety of pre-Communist Chinese bonds in Britain the equivalent of about $28.3 million at today’s exchange rate.

This three-piece collection of China Paper Bonds features incredible eye-catching color – especially for bonds that were printed more than 85 years ago. You’ll receive a 1926 Nationalist Government Lottery Loan of $5, a 1931 Canton Second Military Munition $10 Bond, and a 1927 Nationalist China Government Lottery Loan $5 Bond. These bonds are fascinating pieces of Chinese history and feature vivid designs and ornate borders.

Our supply of these colorful bonds is limited, so hurry and secure your three-piece collection today. And who knows… maybe someday China will fork over what it owes on these notes and you’ll never have to worry about paying for Chinese take-out ever again!