CHINESE 50 YUAN New 2000 Pagoda PRC BANK Test Note CHINESE CURRENCY UNC UV

Identification: The note clearly states "中國人民銀行" (Zhōngguó Rénmín Yínháng), which translates to "The People's Bank of China," and prominently features "50" to denote the 50 Yuan denomination.
Design: Unlike standard circulation banknotes that typically feature a portrait of Mao Zedong and the Potala Palace on the reverse, this training note depicts a building on its face, likely representing a bank or a significant administrative structure.
Purpose: Its primary function is for educational purposes within financial institutions, helping trainees familiarize themselves with the feel, size, and counting techniques of banknotes without handling actual currency.
Collectibility: Although not legal tender, these training notes are sometimes collected by numismatists interested in unique or educational currency items