We Buy Chinese Bonds. Chinese Governments made the following two issues of securities in various denominations and currencies, duly convertible into gold coin, on international financial markets during the period 1898 to 1939, all of which have been in default since January 1939: 1. Chinese Government 5 per Cent Gold Loan of 1912 for u00a3 10,000,000 Sterling (Crisp Loan) denominated in u00a3 20, u00a3 100, u00a3 500, and u00a3 1,000; 2. The Chinese Government Five Per Cent Reorganisation Gold Loan of 1913 for u00a3 25,000,000 Sterling denominated in u00a3 20, u00a3 100, French Francs 505, German Reichmarks 409, German Reichsmarks 2,045 Russian Roubles 189.40 and Japanese Yen 195.92 . Show More