Banknote
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Date
Manufacture date 1942
Identifier
2005,1049.244
Origin
Southeast Asia: Philippines
Materials
paper (technique: printed)
Physical Dimensions
68mm x 160mm
Acquisition Date
2005 (Donated by Peter Stephen Cribb)
(Acquisition notes): Part of paper money acquisitions backlog, 2005. Note acquired prior to 2005, date unknown.
(Acquisition notes): Part of paper money acquisitions backlog, 2005. Note acquired prior to 2005, date unknown.
Short description
Banknote: Japanese occupation money (also known as Japanese invasion money). Obverse design printed in black on blue; reverse design in brown. (whole)
Plantation at r. (obverse)
Banknote serial number: PE
Denomination: peso
Plantation at r. (obverse)
Banknote serial number: PE
Denomination: peso
Display status
Currently not on display
References
Inscription type: inscription
Inscription position: front
Inscription language: English
Inscription content: The Japanese Government/Ten Pesos
Inscription type: inscription
Inscription position: back
Inscription language: English
Inscription content: Ten Pesos
(Subjects): agriculture
Inscription position: front
Inscription language: English
Inscription content: The Japanese Government/Ten Pesos
Inscription type: inscription
Inscription position: back
Inscription language: English
Inscription content: Ten Pesos
(Subjects): agriculture
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“Banknote,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed September 10, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/2613.
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