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<p>[QUOTE="lettow, post: 702035, member: 6986"]The Japanese Government notes denominated in the LSD system were issued for the occupation of the portions of British Oceania (the islands near Australia like New Guinea) by the Japanese. While they are not scarce, they are less common than the notes issued for other Japanese occupied areas.</p><p><br /></p><p>LSD is the shorthand for the old British currency system:</p><p><br /></p><p>Libra (Pound)</p><p>Shilling</p><p>Denarii (Penny)</p><p><br /></p><p>There are contemporary and later reprints of these notes which are less common than the originals. There are two types of reprints. One is obvious because they say REPLICA on the back. These were made during WWII in Australia as souvenirs. The other type can be identified by the shape of the framing around the number 1 on the left side of the note. On genuine notes this shape is rounded. On reprints, it is star shaped similar to the device on the back. I will post pictures later this weekend.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lettow, post: 702035, member: 6986"]The Japanese Government notes denominated in the LSD system were issued for the occupation of the portions of British Oceania (the islands near Australia like New Guinea) by the Japanese. While they are not scarce, they are less common than the notes issued for other Japanese occupied areas. LSD is the shorthand for the old British currency system: Libra (Pound) Shilling Denarii (Penny) There are contemporary and later reprints of these notes which are less common than the originals. There are two types of reprints. One is obvious because they say REPLICA on the back. These were made during WWII in Australia as souvenirs. The other type can be identified by the shape of the framing around the number 1 on the left side of the note. On genuine notes this shape is rounded. On reprints, it is star shaped similar to the device on the back. I will post pictures later this weekend.[/QUOTE]
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