1942 Philippines Japanese 50 Centavos Note - WWII Occupied Philippines, Fractional Note - 1942 Philippines Fifty Centavos Bank Note, P#105a

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1942 Philippines Japanese 50 Centavos Note - WWII Occupied Philippines, Fractional Note - 1942 Philippines Fifty Centavos Bank Note, P#105aThis listing is for the photographed 1942 Occupied Philippines 50 Centavos note, issued by the Japanese Government during WW2. Choice of Extremely Fine (XF) or Very Fine (VF) grades conditions. Great piece of history, a must have for any collection! P#105a (Pick Number 105a). During World War II in the Philippines, the occupying Japanese government issued a fiat currency in several denominations; this is known as the Japanese government issued

This note became popularized by collectors because of the optical illusion of a vampire sucking the neck of a merchant

Numismatist Q

The leading "A" is closer to the date and lines up with the Indian head's lock of hair

594 official death sentences had been dispensed throughout France since June 1793

Lower Mintage: 1

Notes were issued under the British government on January 3rd

This chip represents a bygone era of the 1980s

The photographs don't do it justice

the design remained the same

It is still a beautiful and valuable specimen of this coin type

VG details but significant rim dents as can be seen in the photos

See the description below for the dimensions and weight on each size