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100 Yuan - Teller Practice Banknote China Construction Bank
| Issuer | China Construction Bank |
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| Composition | Paper |
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| Obverse lettering | 中国建设银行 China Construction Bank (Translation: China Construction Bank) |
| Reverse description | Dark blue ink on light blue-toned paper. A central vignette presents an aerial view of the Great Wall of China winding through mountainous terrain, flanked by large Chinese characters 练功 (left) and 专用 (right). Denomination numeral 100 appears in each corner, with LIAN GONG ZHUAN YONG QUAN inscribed across the top, and two guilloche-filled panels at the lower corners. |
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Training notes issued by Chinese state banks for teller instruction are rarely preserved — they exist to be handled, marked, and discarded. China Construction Bank's practice series replicated the physical format and paper feel of genuine Renminbi to train cashiers in detection and counting procedures, but were printed with explicit voiding that rendered them non-negotiable. Most were destroyed at the end of training cycles, which makes any surviving example genuinely uncommon despite their modern origin.
No serial number structure, no People's Bank authorization — these sat entirely outside the formal currency system.