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| 背面描述 | Central oval guilloche vignette carries the denomination inscription in large letterpress type reading 'TEN 10 YEN in Gold or Nippon Ginko Note', surmounted by the bank title 'The Bank of Chosen' and the promise clause 'Promises to Pay the Bearer on Demand'. A floral underprint motif appears to the left, and a circular seal device to the right, all set against a pale toned background. |
| 背面铭文 | The Bank of Chosen / Promises to Pay the Bearer on Demand / TEN 10 YEN / in Gold / or Nippon Ginko Note. |
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The Bank of Chosen was established in 1909, two years before this note's issue date, replacing the Dai-Ichi Bank which had been operating a de facto colonial currency in Korea since 1902. The name change followed Japan's formal annexation of Korea in 1910 — this note belongs to the first series issued under the new institutional identity.
Pick 19 was printed by the Japanese government printing bureau. Chosen Bank notes of this period circulated alongside Japanese yen at par by design, the currency union being an explicit instrument of economic integration into the Japanese empire.