What's the picture behind the ten-dollar bill?

Picture behind the ten-dollar bill: The main scene is the magnificent pattern of the Three Gorges of the Yangtze River, and the main color on the back is blue and black. The picture is as follows:

Up to now, five sets of ten-yuan banknotes have been issued, and the fifth set of RMB 99 10 was issued on September 1 day, 2006. It has not stopped issuing for the time being and is still in circulation.

The fifth set of RMB 99 edition 10 yuan has a denomination of 10 yuan, with a prefix of two digits and a number of eight digits. The face size of the fifth set of RMB 99 10 yuan is 140mm*70mm.

Ten-yuan notes, in the fifth set of currencies, have been issued in two versions, namely 1999 and 2005, of which the 99th version is a full-page misprinted currency. At present, except 99 1, other denominations of banknotes have disappeared, and the 05 version of the ten-dollar banknote is the mainstream ten-dollar banknote at present.

Extended data:

The fifth set of RMB version 05 10 was issued on August 3, 20051day, and the time of stopping circulation has not been determined yet. It belongs to the currency in circulation and we use it every day. The fifth set of RMB 05 edition 10 yuan has a denomination of 10 yuan, with a prefix of two digits and a number of eight.

The 2005 edition of ten-dollar notes is in circulation, so the collection value is not too great for the time being. However, many collectors have started to collect some rare varieties in advance, such as eight-digit serial numbers.

Among the two crowns and eight digits, the eight digits with the same serial number are called eight-digit Kirin, which has high collection value. Under the same crown word, there are only ten characters, and the collection value of each character is very huge, and the value is different according to the appearance.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-RMB 10 yuan (RMB 10 yuan People's Republic of China (PRC) denomination notes).