Bank Note

"Banknote: Japanese occupation money (also known as Japanese invasion money). Obverse printed in black; reverse printed in green. (whole) Rizal Monument. (obverse)"

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Identifier

CIB,EA.200

Origin

Philippines

Connection to Philippines

Issuer: Japanese Imperial Government

Materials

Paper

Physical Dimensions

162 mm x 69 mm

Provenance

Donated by: ifs School of Finance

Acquisition Date

2009

Short description

Denomination: peso
Technique: printed
Banknote serial number: {42}0943691
    [Acquisition notes] "On loan from ifs School of Finance (previously Chartered Institute of Bankers) between 1987 and 2009."

    Display status

    Currently not on display.

    Official Website

    https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/C_CIB-EA-200

    Collection

    British Museum

    Source

    Record accessed in November 2020
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    “Bank Note,” Mapping Philippine Material Culture, accessed April 19, 2024, https://philippinestudies.uk/mapping/items/show/3137.

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