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100 Yuan - Teller Practice Banknote
| Emittent | China, People's Republic of |
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| Jahr | 2010 |
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| Nennwert | 100 Yuan (100元, 壹佰圆) |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Central vignette of a dramatic Chinese mountain landscape with steep cliffs and rocky formations, rendered in an intaglio-style print. The face carries bold numeral '100' and the denomination inscription 壹佰圆 alongside the title 练功券, identifying this as a cashier skills competition practice note. The overall design closely mirrors the aesthetic of official Chinese currency while bearing clear practice-use legends across the face. |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | 练功券 柜员点钞练功技术比赛专用 100 壹佰圆 (Translation: Practice Note Specially used for cashier counting skills competition 100 One hundred yuan) |
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Teller training notes issued by the People's Bank of China were produced in quantity from the 1990s onward as banking staff expanded rapidly to service a growing retail financial sector. These practice pieces replicate the physical dimensions and paper feel of circulating currency precisely enough to allow tellers to develop accurate counting speed and detection instincts — but carry overprinted or printed-through cancellation markings that render them legally non-negotiable.
The 2010 training series coincided with significant staff recruitment drives ahead of currency security upgrades rolled out across 2015. Collectors often underestimate how short the operational lifespan of individual training batches was — notes were typically retired and destroyed after departmental retraining cycles, making surviving examples less common than their utilitarian origin suggests.