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10 Yuan - Teller Practice Banknote Agricultural Bank of China

Issuer Agricultural Bank of China
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Obverse description Blue-grey toned note with fine guilloche underprint throughout. Central vignette shows the Temple of Heaven in Beijing, rendered in intaglio style. The Agricultural Bank of China logo appears at upper left within a rosette, flanked by ornate scroll borders; denomination numeral 10 appears in upper right and lower right corners.
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Reverse lettering 出纳点钞专用券
练功
专用
点钞券
DIAN CHAO QUAN
10
(Translation: Special Purpose Cashier Banknote Counting Coupon
Practice
Special Use
Banknote Counting Coupon
Dian Chao Quan
10)
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Teller training notes issued by the Agricultural Bank of China were produced for internal staff instruction — used in branch drills to teach cash-handling procedures and counterfeit detection without risking genuine currency. They are not legal tender and were never intended for public circulation, which is precisely why they surface so rarely outside China. The Agricultural Bank, reconstituted in its modern form in 1979 after earlier incarnations under the planned economy, issued training materials including these facsimile notes as retail banking expanded rapidly through the 1980s and 1990s.

Surviving examples were typically destroyed after training cycles concluded.

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