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English: A banknote issued by the Qing Dynasty. The warning text reads:

戶部奏行
官票凡願
將官票兌
換銀錢者
與銀一律
並准按部
定章程搭
交官項偽
造者依律
治罪不貸

(hù bù zòu xíng
guān piào fán yuàn
jiàng guān piào duì
huàn yínqián zhě
yǔ yín yīlǜ
bìng zhǔn àn bù
dìng zhāngchéng dā
jiāo guān xiàng wěi
zào zhě yī lǜ
zhìzuì bù dài)

At the bottom of the banknote.
Date
Source 紙鈔支票/大清戶部官票/最早由政府正式發行的紙幣，被認為是世界上最早使用的紙幣，是北宋時期稱為「交子」的貨幣。它比美國（1692年）、法國（1716年）等西方國家發行紙幣要早六、七百年。 (Nicecasio)
Author Government of the Qing Dynasty

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A banknote issued by the Qing Dynasty denominated in "Silver Taels".

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29 December 2017

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