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紙幣

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Also known as bill, paper money, note, paper currency, bank note, banknotes, bank notes

由纸制成的实物货币形式（或较少见的聚合物）

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A banknote is a piece of paper money issued by a bank that can be exchanged for its stated value whenever someone presents it. Originally, commercial banks issued these notes and had to exchange them for gold or silver coins, but today central banks issue the banknotes we use as currency.

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Instance of: genre
Subclass of: work of art
Has part: hologram
Named after: ticket
Country of origin: China
Depicts: face value
Image: BOH&MOR-10-Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia-50 Korun (1944).jpg

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Commons category: Banknotes
topic's main category: Category:Banknotes
MCN code: 4907.00.10
time of discovery or invention: 0618-00-00
topic has template: Template:Infobox banknote
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
opposite of: coin

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紙幣，又稱為鈔票，粵語稱為銀紙，閩南語稱為銀票（gîn-phiò），是指以柔軟的物料（通常是特殊的紙張）印制成的特殊貨幣凭证，通常由国家发行并强制使用的一种货币符号。纸币本身不具价值，虽然作为一种货币符号，但其不能直接行使价值尺度职能，而是由国家对其面值进行定义。相比起硬幣，紙幣的面值通常較高。

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