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200 EURO - Hell Bank Note
| Uitgever | Ngân Hàng Địa Phủ (Hell Bank) |
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| Jaar | 2010 |
| Type | Vouchers |
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| Beschrijving voorzijde | Multicolour vignette styled after the genuine 200 Euro note, with an orange guilloche border. At left, a portrait of a Chinese deity in traditional imperial regalia above the Traditional Chinese inscription 地府通用. The central and right fields carry an architectural archway underprint and large numeral 200, with a small hologram-style label at lower right. |
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| Opschrift keerzijde | NGÂN HÀNG ĐỊA PHỦ 地府通用 200 EURO EYPO MS 32730338 MS |
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| Opmerkingen |
Hell Bank Notes are ritual paper offerings burned at funerals and ancestral ceremonies across Chinese and Vietnamese communities, intended to transmit wealth to the deceased in the afterlife. The practice draws on a tradition dating back centuries, though the modern format — mimicking actual currency, complete with fictional central bank names and implausibly large denominations — became widespread in the twentieth century. "Ngân Hàng Địa Phủ" translates directly as "Bank of the Underworld."
These notes have no monetary or legal status and were never intended for circulation among the living. Collectors acquire them as cultural artifacts rather than numismatic instruments — a distinction that matters for cataloging purposes.