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10 Dollars - Teller Training Note
| Issuer | Reserve Bank of Australia |
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| Type | Pattern or trial banknote |
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| Obverse description | Printed in teal-green on plain paper, the obverse carries a fine guilloche underprint across the entire field. A large bold numeral '10' in black letterpress occupies the centre, bearing a diagonal cancellation stroke through the zero, with smaller corner numerals '10' at upper-left and upper-right. The legend 'FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY' is set in black letterpress along the lower margin. |
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| Obverse lettering | FOR TRAINING PURPOSES ONLY |
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Teller training notes were produced by the Reserve Bank of Australia for use in staff instruction — never legal tender, never intended for circulation. They mimic genuine notes closely enough to be useful for handling drills but are distinguished by overprints or other markings identifying them as specimens for training purposes. The RBA has been cautious about the volume released, and examples that have made it into collector hands typically did so through bank staff rather than any official disposal channel.
Paper substrate rather than the polymer used in genuine Australian $10 notes since 1993 is the immediate giveaway on later training issues.