"Fifty yuan"

Translation: 五十元

[DanielP.7]

the words must be separated because otherwise it will be very easy to place the translation

[feliz.gato]

So 五 is five I'm guessing...

[KX3.]

Yep. 一二三四五六七八九十 is one to ten, there is also the lesser used "capital" (of capital letters) form i.e. 大写，which is as follows: 壹贰叁肆伍陆柒捌玖拾

This is where I traced it to:
“壹、 贰、 叁、 肆、 伍、 陆、 柒、 捌、 玖、 拾， 字书皆有之。”
出处（origin）：宋· 陆游 《老学庵笔记》（the era, the Song Dynasty • the author, lu4 you2《title of the work》）

Edit: The work is a sort of descriptive writing and commentary; what comes to mind is Mark Twain's 'The Innocents Abroad', though I haven't read all of both books.

[blinks_24.365]

Yes....

[Ephraimrob]

What does yuan mean?
It just jumped into it without any meaning.

[Breakerrr]

元 is like "dollars", one unit of their currency, RMB.

[VictorLau10]

Chinese currency

[somethingfuny]

Yuan is the form of currency that is used.

[Andreaccf]

the pronunciation :o

[zacharybal975109]

yuan means dollars in chinese

[mariusbutuc]

Or RMB.

[1A0R]

yuàn is dollars(how silly)