A spectacular colour trial specimen for the Central Bank of China 100 Yuan of 1936 by Waterlow & Sons. Unadopted, but a similar colour scheme would be used for the scarce 500 Yuan of this series. The reverse depicts the The Dacheng Hall of the Temple of Confucius, Qufu, Shantung (Shandong). The SCWPM refers to this as the 'Palace of China at Peking'. The source of that error is not known and has long helped to obscure the thematic nature of the Central Banks 1936 currency issues by diverse printers. 100 Yuan 1936 reproduction on Canvas It also can be printed on three basic types of paper the side is 8x10: Glossy, Luster, or Matte, Please let me know by leaving me a message when paying which type of paper you are referred. Thanks WE ARE EXTREMELY FOLLOWING eCRATER POLICY. You show uneven duplicates of paper MONEY as long as you obviously demonstrate that the thing is one-sided. You can likewise list paper money reproduction (shading or high contrast) if the thing is under 75% or more noteworthy than 150% of the size of the first thing being recreated, and this is clear in your posting.If it's not too much trouble, read this data cautiously before get it THIS IS QUALITY REPLICA, REPRODUCTION, FACSIMILIE and DUPLICATED THIS IS THE REPRODUCTION FOR DISPLAY, FOR COLLECTING, AND MEMORIZED OF THOSE UNISSUED MONEY FROM THE PREVIOUS SOUTH VIETNAMESE GOVERNMENT AND SEE HOW WONDERFUL OF THE ARTWORK THAT HAD BEEN MADE. IT WAS PRINTED BY INKJET PRINTER ON A HIGH QUALITY CANVAS AND READY TO FRAME FOR DISPLAY.