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| 裏面の説明 | Plain verso on buff-toned paper with a lightly printed rectangular frame mirroring the obverse border structure. Faint Chinese textual inscriptions run vertically within the central panel, and a red square seal impression appears in the upper left corner. Additional manuscript notations and a blue official chop are visible toward the right margin, consistent with administrative endorsement practice. |
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| バリエーション | P#1902a - Issued note P#1902b - Reissue with 2 additional smaller vertical Chinese character overprint |
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The Taiwan Official Silver Bureau was established under Qing administration in the final years before Japan took formal control of the island following the Treaty of Shimonoseki in April 1895. This note was issued during one of the shortest-lived political episodes in Chinese history — the Taiwan Republic (台灣民主國), a breakaway government that lasted roughly five months before Japanese forces completed their occupation in October 1895. The bureau and its paper emissions existed almost entirely within that chaotic interregnum.
Locally printed on the island during a period of active military conflict, surviving examples are extraordinarily rare. The seal impression — the note's sole security feature — was the work of an administration that ceased to exist within months of issue.