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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;silentnviolent, post: 583134, member: 8797&quot;]Hi all. Does anyone happen to know how old Chinese yuan has to be before it is no longer valid? I have 100,500 yuan in total, made up of one note for 100,000 one for 500; both are dated 1949. I&#039;m aware China went through super-inflation at that period, and basically used these notes to pay for our (U.S.) gold, since we&#039;d just been taken off the gold standard and it was now a commodity. Following that history, should it not still be legal tender? I brought it to several banks around my backwoods town, and they acted like they didn&#039;t know where China was. I typed it in forex and it comes out to over $14,000 at the current exchange rates.... intriguing.... any advice? Is it still exchangeable? If not, how far back does actual valid paper money go? Thanks for any help.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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