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The reference to "Bank Notes" in no way infers that any of the notes in this publication have been produced by an Issuing Bank. It would be completely wrong to infer this in any way. These notes are faux notes, as such they are not an officially recognized currency or legal tender since their sole intended purpose is to be offered as burnt-offerings to the deceased as often practiced by the Chinese and several East Asia cultures, their specific purpose being to be burnt in strict accordance with Taoist Tradition. They therefore more rightly belong to the category of 'Exonumia' under the branch of Fantasy notes. Even so, because of their strong underlying tradition and the symbolism contained within most of them, they remain of great interest.

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Hell Bank Notes

Contemporary Issues

Hell Bank Notes
Contemporary Issues

Fachbuch

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Autor:James F. Frayne
Seiten: 244
Format: 210 x 150 mm
Broschur
Klebebindung
Verlag: Montana Publishers. Lightning Source UK Ltd., Milton Keynes, UK
Auflage: 2015
Sprache: Englisch

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ISBN 978-1-326-30443-0

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The reference to "Bank Notes" in no way infers that any of the notes in this publication have been produced by an Issuing Bank. It would be completely wrong to infer this in any way. These notes are faux notes, as such they are not an officially recognized currency or legal tender since their sole intended purpose is to be offered as burnt-offerings to the deceased as often practiced by the Chinese and several East Asia cultures, their specific purpose being to be burnt in strict accordance with Taoist Tradition. They therefore more rightly belong to the category of 'Exonumia' under the branch of Fantasy notes. Even so, because of their strong underlying tradition and the symbolism contained within most of them, they remain of great interest.