Most of the banknotes of the Bank of Communications in the Republic of China were designed with transportation as the currency surface. For example, the banknotes of the Bank of Communications in the 3rd year of the Republic of China were designed with trains and ships as the currency faces.
And this Bank of Communications ten-yuan note from the 24th year of the Republic of China is very different.
The front and back of the banknotes are designed with red as the main tone. The front of
is printed with the four characters regular script Bank of Communications, with a hollow circle word in the middle. On the left is a grid-like radioactive pattern with anti-counterfeiting marks. On the right are two towering iron towers connected to high-voltage wires. Below It is the national currency of the Republic of China, with the four corners having hollow characters "Shi". There is a serial number A437500Z on the left and right sides of the banknote. On the back of
, in the middle is the iconic building Buddhist Incense Pavilion of the Summer Palace . On the left is the Arabic numeral 10. Under the grid-like design on the right, there is a hidden watermark - the high-voltage wires connecting the two towers. The words Bank of Communications are written in English on the top, the year 1935 is written on the bottom, and the Arabic numeral 10 is printed on the four corners.
This note was produced by Denaro Printing Company.
What’s special about this Bank of Communications ten-yuan note from the 24th year of the Republic of China is that it uses non-transportation means as the pattern design of the Bank of Communications.
Instead, the iron tower, a novelty of the year, was used as the currency design. It was to tell the world that a new era of power transmission with high-voltage wires was coming. It's a pity that everyone didn't notice this detail.
In fact, this ten-yuan banknote issued by the Bank of Communications in the 24th year of the Republic of China is very characteristic of the times.
It clearly tells the world that the ancient Chinese nation with a history of 5,000 years, its cities and villages, has entered the age of electricity and opened a new era of new life.
This Bank of Communications ten-yuan note issued in the 24th year of the Republic of China is very commemorative - it announces to the world that China's electricity era has begun, and China has a new modern life! ! !
