...paper money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers, specially...tinged with the vermilion remains impressed upon it, 2 by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished...

...paper money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers, specially...tinged with the vermilion remains impressed upon it, 2 by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished...

...paper money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers, specially...seal tinged with the vermilion remains impressed upon it,2 by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished...

...as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of * Chinese Commercial Guide, p. 66. pure gold or silver ; for to each note a number of officers, specially...vermilion remains impressed upon it ; by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished as a capital offence....

...Paper Money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers specially...vermilion remains impressed upon it, by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting is punished as a capital offence....

...of them, the principal officer, deputed by his majesty, having dipped into vermilion the royal seal, stamps with it the piece of paper, so that the form of the seal, tinged with vermilion, remains upon it, by which it receives full anthenticity as current money." * Vambery tells...

...paper money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers, specially...vermilion remains impressed upon it, by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished as a capital offence....

...paper money is authenticated with as much form and ceremony as if it were actually of pure gold or silver; for to each note a number of officers, specially...vermilion remains impressed upon it, by which it receives full authenticity as current money, and the act of counterfeiting it is punished as a capital offence....

...note was printed. Marco Polo described the process of stamping the seals on the notes, as follows: "The principal officer, deputed by his majesty, having...of paper, so that the form of the seal tinged with vermilion remains impressed upon it, by which it receives full authority as current money " The author...

...note was printed. Marco Polo described the process of stamping the seals on the notes, as follows: "The principal officer, deputed by his majesty, having...of paper, so that the form of the seal tinged with vermilion remains impressed upon it, by which it receives full authority as current money. ..." The...