10 Dollars Ta-Ching Government Bank

正面描述	Chinese side. Date: Guangxu Year 34 (1908). Branch: Canton (Guangzhou). Denomination: 10 Dollars.
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背面铭文	THE TA-CHING GOVERNMENT BANK Promises to pay the Bearer on Demand at its Office here Ten Dollars Local Currency TEN DOLLARS CANTON
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备注	The Ta-Ching Government Bank was established by imperial edict in 1905, intended to function as a central bank for the Qing dynasty during its final, faltering modernization push. This 10 Dollar note belongs to a series issued in the years immediately before the 1911 Revolution ended the dynasty entirely, making the bank's entire note-issuing program effectively short-lived. The bank was restructured into the Bank of China in 1912. The A71 series carries multiple variety designations distinguished primarily by branch of issue — the "C" suffix places this among notes payable at a specific branch office rather than representing a design change. Branch-designated notes from this issuer tend to appear far less frequently than the main Peking issues.

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