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5 Yuan - Teller Practice Banknote 中国信合

Issuer China Rural Credit Cooperative Union (中国农村信用合作联社)
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Size 150 x 70 mm
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Obverse lettering 中国农村信用合作联社
ZHONGGUO NONGCUN XINYONG HEZUO LIANSHE
中国信合
练功券
5
(Translation: China Rural Credit Cooperative Union
China Credit Union
Practice Banknote)
Reverse description Brown monochrome reverse centered on an engraved vignette of the Great Wall of China winding through mountainous terrain, with watchtowers visible. Denomination numerals 5 appear in guilloche cartouches at upper left and upper right, flanked by Chinese characters 练功 (left) and 专用 (right). A decorative border with geometric and floral guilloche patterns frames the design, with WU YUAN lettered at the bottom center.
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Training notes issued by the China Rural Credit Cooperative Union were produced for teller instruction — teaching counter staff to handle, verify, and process banknotes without using legal tender in branch operations. The CRCCU, which unified rural credit cooperatives under a single national body following a 2003 restructuring directive from the State Council, had a large and geographically dispersed workforce requiring standardized training materials.

These pieces have no monetary value and were never intended for circulation, but they occasionally surface in collector markets because tellers kept them. Not errors, not proofs — just functional tools that outlasted the training sessions they were made for.

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