Japanese Note

Discussion in 'Paper Money' started by Werty44, Oct 12, 2013.

  1. Werty44

    Werty44 Member

    Can anybody give me some info on my Japanese bill I recently picked up? A value would be nice as well. Thanks![​IMG][​IMG]


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  3. Sean the Coin Collector

    Sean the Coin Collector Active Member

    I am not sure exactly but i believe it is a common bill worth only a few bucks !!
     
  4. largecent37

    largecent37 Coin Collector

    In 1942 Japan invaded Burma and issued their own paper money. Yours is ten rupees (as I'm sure you know) from Burma. It's worth at most a few dollars but it is still a cool piece.
     
  5. Werty44

    Werty44 Member

    Thanks for the responses. Even though the value is not there, it is still a very interesting bill. I'm going to keep it.


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  6. kaparthy

    kaparthy Well-Known Member

    The entire series is called "JIMs" for Japanese Invasion Money. They made these currencies for their occupied territories including The Philippines and Indonesia. They are pretty easy to find in higher grade as many were kept as souvenirs. I do not know about the niggling details of varieties and types, but you could put together a representative type and denomination set if you had an interest in World War II.

    The regular issue Japanese paper money of the period is similarly affordable.

    Add a US "Hawaii" note for the capstone in the arch...
     
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