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| 背面描述 | Printed entirely in red on a pale underprint. A detailed vignette of a hillside palatial complex — resembling the Potala Palace — occupies the left-centre field. The denomination '50000000億' appears at upper left and lower left. A column of Chinese Buddhist sutra text ('鈔票經') runs vertically at right, with the inscription 'HELLBANKNONE' along the top margin and two red seals at lower right. |
| 背面铭文 | HELLBANKNONE 50000000億 鈔票經 洋票要念洋票經 張張洋票如文銀 洋票當中一尊佛 四四方方放光明 五金山上尊菩提 知王大帝摩訶西 南無阿彌陀佛 |
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Hell Bank Notes are ritual paper money burned as offerings in Chinese folk religious practice, intended to provide deceased relatives with spending money in the afterlife. The issuing "bank" named on these notes is purely ceremonial — no such institution exists or ever existed in any legal sense. The astronomical denomination is deliberate: inflation in the afterlife is assumed to be severe, and larger figures are considered more generous offerings.
These are manufactured goods, not monetary instruments, and have no numismatic standing. Collectors occasionally acquire them as curiosities of material culture.