10 Yuan / Dollars Canton

正面描述	Portrait of Sun Yat-sen in an oval vignette at right, set against an elaborate guilloche underprint in rose-red. The denomination characters 圓拾 appear in large format at centre, flanked by the place of issue 廣州 (Canton) in two positions. Serial number in red appears across the upper field.
正面铭文	行銀央中券元銀圓拾廣州年八十三國民華中 (Translation: Central Bank of China Silver Yuan Note Ten Yuan Guangzhou Year 38 of the Chinese Republic)
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备注	By mid-1949, the Central Bank of China was issuing Silver Yuan notes as a replacement for the catastrophically failed Gold Yuan, which had collapsed within a year and wiped out the savings of millions. The Silver Yuan series was itself largely fictitious — there was no meaningful silver reserve backing it, and the Nationalist government was already losing the mainland. This note was printed in Shanghai even as Communist forces were closing on the city; the PLA entered Shanghai in May 1949. Chung Hua Book Co. was a commercial publisher pressed into currency printing during the final Nationalist collapse, and production quality across the series varies noticeably as a result.

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