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| 正面描述 | Obverse replicates the 2002 series 50 Euro note, with a Renaissance-style architectural vignette of windows and doorways as the central design, symbolising openness and cooperation. Red overprint of Chinese characters (练功券 / 票样 / 练功专用 禁止流通) appears across the face, marking it as a teller training piece not intended for circulation. |
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| 背面描述 | Reverse replicates the 2002 series 50 Euro note, centred on a Renaissance-style bridge vignette with a map of Europe and the twelve stars of the European flag in the underprint. Red overprint of Chinese characters (练功券 / 票样 / 练功专用 禁止流通) is applied across the face, identifying this as a teller training note prohibited from circulation. |
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China has produced training banknotes for bank teller instruction since at least the 1990s, and this piece follows that tradition — printed domestically for use in cashier training programs, not for any form of monetary exchange. The "50 Euro" denomination is deliberately fictitious in Chinese domestic use, chosen precisely because it carries no legal tender status anywhere within China's borders, reducing any risk of confusion with circulating notes.
Collectors should be aware these were produced in substantial quantities and have no known scarcity in any grade.