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5000 Yen - Teller Practice Banknote

Uitgever People's Republic of China
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Afmetingen 156 x 76 mm
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Beschrijving voorzijde Faithful reproduction of the Japanese 5000 yen note (2004 series) with large red Chinese overprints 练功券 (Training Voucher) and 票样 (Sample) across the central guilloche vignette, accompanied by a circular red seal and the legend 练功专用 禁止流通. Portrait of Higuchi Ichiyo at right; Japanese denomination and bank inscriptions at left.
Opschrift voorzijde 日本銀行券
五千円
日本銀行
练功券
票样
练功专用 禁止流通
国立印刷局製造
(Translation: Bank of Japan Note
Five Thousand Yen
Bank of Japan
Training Voucher
Sample Voucher
For Training Use Only — Not for Circulation
National Printing Bureau)
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Opmerkingen

Training notes produced for bank teller instruction are rarely cataloged with any precision, and this example is no exception. Chinese financial institutions have used facsimile currency for counter drills since at least the 1980s, but the specific production runs, issuing bodies, and destruction schedules for these materials are not publicly documented. The yen denomination — rather than renminbi — indicates use in foreign currency handling drills, reflecting the volume of yen-denominated transactions processed through Chinese commercial banks.

Survival in collectible condition is largely accidental. These were working tools, not archived items.

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