印度新金山中国渣打银行正反面10元手绘图2枚一组，正面框架右上方手写签署‘1929年9月1日’，却不是真正的首发日期并且签名与发行票不同。正面框架钞票下方手写（1931年7月1号）以示更改此设计的发行日期到1931年。正反面均有PMG评级，正面评62分，反面64分。独一无二的手绘图描绘了热门‘罗马兵’系列10元纸钞的最终设计。有意购买此枚的买家该注意这手绘图的精细手工及鲜艳的色泽，是一枚精美的艺术品，乃是这此拍卖罗马兵手绘图系列的第四组图。。The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China,$10, 1st September 1929, uniface obverse and reverse hand painted composite essay for the Romanseries, signed by Fergussoon, red, black and green, male Roman soldier at left, supported arms at centre, the reverse in similar colours, rice harvesting scene and pagoda at centre, this was the approved design used for the issued notes, as can be seen by the pencil annotation approved ..... 21 March 1930written on the mounting frame. The differences are the date on the obverse is 1.9.1929, which was NOT the actual first date of issue and the signature on the model is different to the one used on the issued notes. There is a pencil annotation beneath the design instructing the date to be changed to 1 July 1931, the final date used.Why the Bank waited two years to place this note into circulation is not known, but it may help account for the $10 of 1929 being so common.(Pick 55pm), the obverse graded PMG 62 and the reverse PMG 64. A unique pair and important as these are the final designs for this famous and popular series. The prospective buyer should note the fine details painted in fresh colours. An impressive work of art and the second of our magnificent run of printers models (1 pair)
