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| 正面描述 | Pink-tinted note with a fine guilloche underprint throughout. At centre-left, the National Coat of Arms of North Korea is set within a circular vignette, to the right of which the large numeral '10' and the Korean character '전' appear; a serial number in alphanumeric format is positioned at lower left with the year '1988' at lower right. The issuing bank's name in Korean script runs along the bottom, while the legend '외화와바꾼돈표' (foreign currency exchange certificate) extends across the top and the denomination '십전' is rendered in a bold panel at lower right. |
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| 正面铭文 | 외화와바꾼돈표 10 전 1988 조선민주주의인민공화국무역은행 십전 (Translation: Foreign currency exchange, 10 Chon, 1988, Foreign Trade Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Ten Chon) |
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North Korea's Foreign Trade Bank issued a dedicated series of low-denomination notes specifically for foreign visitors and diplomats — a parallel currency system that kept hard currency segregated from the domestic won economy. These "tourist won" notes were valid only in designated shops and hotels, effectively functioning as internal vouchers rather than true banknotes. The 2002–2003 dating corresponds to the Arirang Mass Games period, when Pyongyang was actively courting foreign attendance and needed small-denomination scrip for visitor use.
The P#25 series is known in several suffix variants reflecting different authorization periods. This .A3 example is among the later printings within that window.