Evidence coverage: 1946–1949. This is the span of collected observations, not the currency’s lifetime.
This record includes associated currencies and earlier interpretations. The article selects the evidence relevant to its own history.
Old/new scales of the Taiwan dollar; the 1949 rescaling is profile history.
No distinct successor currency is established in the loaded view.
These stages belong to this profile, not separate branches.
Evidence within this identity, not separate currencies.
Taiwan reform from 15 June 1949.
40000 Old Taiwan dollar per 1 New Taiwan dollarV0011 · Official conversion in the cited reform; no perpetual exchange rate.
C116Includes dated issues, standards, subdivisions and institutional changes. Each event retains the source's date qualifications.
The Archives essay dates Taiwan-dollar issuance to 22 May 1946 and exchange of earlier Taiwan banknotes to September–November.
C115The Archives essay dates New Taiwan dollars to 15 June 1949 at 40,000 old dollars per new dollar.
C116CBC regulations effective 1 July 2000 specify New Taiwan dollars as the national currency and permit delegation of issuance-related management.
C118Article 6 initially provides unrestricted exchange before 1 December 1949 and temporary old-note circulation at the conversion rate during the exchange period.
C452Dated observations, not a proven complete lifespan.
The CBC says those silver dollars and certificates did not circulate in Taiwan.
English preface, PDF pp. 8–9
Historical 1998 catalogue, not current law.
Download contains front matter only; later chapters not inspected.
Downloaded image-only PDF; English preface visually read
The Archives essay dates New Taiwan dollars to 15 June 1949 at 40,000 old dollars per new dollar.
Reform paragraph and introduction
Archive-based essay; linked original documents not separately audited.
The Archives essay describes geographically restricted Kinmen and Matsu overprints and ending that distinction in 1989.
Offshore-note paragraph
Archive-based essay; linked original documents not separately audited.
CBC regulations effective 1 July 2000 specify New Taiwan dollars as the national currency and permit delegation of issuance-related management.
Articles 1, 2, 3, 6
Issuer provisions; no new 2000 redenomination inferred.
The archived 1949 issuance rules explicitly set 40,000 old Taiwan dollars equal to one new Taiwan dollar.
New Taiwan Dollar Issuance Rules, art.6, stamped leaf 86
Original scheduled exchange deadline is not assumed to be the actual last exchange date.
Article 8 refers to article 5 although the old/new rate appears in article 6; promulgated Gazette and amendments need comparison.
Article 6 initially provides unrestricted exchange before 1 December 1949 and temporary old-note circulation at the conversion rate during the exchange period.
art.6; scheduled deadline, not verified final deadline
Original scheduled exchange deadline is not assumed to be the actual last exchange date.
Article 8 refers to article 5 although the old/new rate appears in article 6; promulgated Gazette and amendments need comparison.
Article 7 switches provincial public/private accounts to the new unit upon publication and allows six months to amend registered amounts.
art.7
Original scheduled exchange deadline is not assumed to be the actual last exchange date.
Article 8 refers to article 5 although the old/new rate appears in article 6; promulgated Gazette and amendments need comparison.
Article 5 defines one new Taiwan dollar as US$0.20; this exchange standard is distinct from old-Taiwan-dollar succession.
art.5; relationship classification is editorial
Original scheduled exchange deadline is not assumed to be the actual last exchange date.
Article 8 refers to article 5 although the old/new rate appears in article 6; promulgated Gazette and amendments need comparison.
The inspected copy’s art.8 points to art.5 for existing-debt conversion although the old/new rate is in art.6. The discrepancy requires Gazette comparison, not silent correction.
arts.5, 6 and 8, stamped leaf 86
Original scheduled exchange deadline is not assumed to be the actual last exchange date.
Article 8 refers to article 5 although the old/new rate appears in article 6; promulgated Gazette and amendments need comparison.
The Archives essay dates Taiwan-dollar issuance to 22 May 1946 and exchange of earlier Taiwan banknotes to September–November.
Opening historical paragraph
Archive-based essay; linked original documents not separately audited.
Taiwan dollars replaced Taiwanese yen in May 1946. The 1949 dollar rescaling belongs to the same Taiwan-dollar profile.
Historical description: Taiwan dollars replaced Taiwanese yen in May 1946; 1949 rescaling
Not a complete origin, lifespan or current-status audit.