Philippine Emergency Guerrilla Currency Countersigns (Initials)

I've just noticed that, gosh, even my Cagayan notes
are Countersigned with pen squiggles!

My "source" of yore never mentioned it.

? "meta-short-snorter" ?

 

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My source also gave significance to re-cut seals on Negros notes. [Pairs of same PS# but re-cut seal on one of each pair].
My source didn't mention that the numerals in the series date for at least one of the pairs [same PS#] were uneven.
Yes, images would help. It would also help if I had a brain.

And, I am persuaded after many years that "guerrilla" has two "r"s and two "l"s.

 

And, my Dealer from way back provided two replacement notes for the 10Peso and 100Peso 1943 Philippine JIM. Serial # starts with "1".
No clue in Pick.
And, after 30 years I realized there are proper "full" signature countersigns on Mindanao guerrilla notes, et alia.
That dealer did me a favor. I used to wonder why I'd gotten so many.
Now, I realize how lucky I was/am.

 

Do your notes look like these?

 

Yes, the 1 Peso and the 100 Peso.
'Cept of course the serial # starts with "1"

 

Rather than contribute 30$ to CT, I let myself get talked into...
...well, they insist on getting me something.

Japanese Invasion Money Pamphlet – January 1,1965
$15(US)...
Complete, not fussy.
Philippine emergency and guerrilla currency of World War II, Hardcover – January 1, 1974
by Neil Shafer $70(US)
Also complete but 80% Municipal issues which are not in my 1980 "Pick".
Of course, everyone will tell you that these ancient codices (above) are more accurate (than later catalogues) because they originate at dates closer to the actual events and are less susceptible to textual glosses, marginal notes, subsequent legends, unverified anecdotes, dubious unsworn testimonies, and revisionist historical mumbo-jumbo.
And the Mrs. found in her father's stuff...
The Star Rare Coin Encyclopedia and Premium Catalog
Thirty-fifth Edition, 1931, 208pp. the Numismatic Company of Texas, Fort Worth....
...B. Max Mehl owner and manager

 

im a newbie collector of guerilla banknotes maybe somebody can help me where i can find some Philippine guerilla banknotes . ive already look in ebay and most are common .

 

"Tacloban Leyte Cornelio R. Oliver Deputy & Municipal Treasurer"
"C. R. OLIVER Municipal Treas JUL 22 1942"

 

My source explained the significance of codecs but prohibited from disclosure, I can only assume full understanding . . . . .

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