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This is a 100,000 Gold Yuan (金圓券) banknote issued by The Central Bank of China in 1949. The front features a portrait of Chiang Kai-shek, while the reverse depicts a river scene with a large bridge. The note was part of the Gold Yuan currency reform introduced during the Chinese Civil War to combat hyperinflation. Despite the reform, inflation continued, and these high-denomination notes quickly became obsolete, making them popular collectibles today.
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