The image is a text-based slide with a title that reads "In 1889, some provinces and the central government began to produce silver coins using machines. These coins were called yuan and issued in large quantities, mostly denominated according to their weight. In 1910, the government made silver dollars the state currency in units of yuan (dollar) and jiao (1/10 dollar) and took minting under central control. These silver dollars did not require weighing, testing, or complicated conversion." The slide is displayed on a white background with black text.