1943 Philippines Japanese Gov 1 Peso Note- WWII Occupied Philippines, Block and Serial Numbers- 1943 Philippines One Peso Bank Note, P#109a

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1943 Philippines Japanese Gov 1 Peso Note- WWII Occupied Philippines, Block and Serial Numbers- 1943 Philippines One Peso Bank Note, P#109aThis listing is for the photographed 1943 Occupied Philippines 1 Peso note, issued by the Japanese Government during WW2. This issue has both a block number and serial number printed on its obverse, differentiating it from other notes. Great piece of history, a must have for any collection! P#109a (Pick Number 109a). During World War II in the Philippines, the occupying Japanese government issued a fiat currency in several denominations; this is known

several of its editions may be considered rare and collectable

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Limited Edition: Each pendant is part of a limited run

in early New York City was a meeting place on the northwest corner of Wall Street and Water Street for merchants

Red block letter "THREE" overprint along the lower center of the note

this coin is a true collector's gem

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