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Message:: [QUOTE="Milesofwho, post: 3769265, member: 91469"]So checking Krause, I got this:For the 1947 5000 CGU, they are worth around $3 each (catalog at VF is $3.50)For the 1948 one (top middle one), it is worth about $2 (cat: $1.25 in VG)For the other 1937 ones (three yellow ones), worth about $3 each (cat: $1.25 in VG)For the 1948 (blue ones), worth about $1.50 each (cat: $1.25 in VG)For the 25,000 CGU 1948, worth about $4 (cat: $3 in VG)China’s main currency, the yuan, was undergoing severe inflation at this time, so the Customs Gold Units, which were originally meant to help with customs payments, entered general circulation and underwent inflation themselves over the next few years. Yours are from the later period. I determined the value through looking at the catalog values for the notes and roughly grading them.I hope that helps![/QUOTE]