WWII Marine Captured Japanese 100 Pesos Note Philippines Occupation US Army WW2

Description: - Will combine shipping for multiple purchases Here is a World War II Japanese 100 Pesos Bill. The Japanese created Occupation Currency for the Philippines after the American Surrender of Corregidor. This is the largest denomination for the Philippine Islands I have seen to date. It represents a US Army or Marine bring back souvenir. It approximates 81 years old and is in circulated, about fair to fair condition. World War II Wartime Currency- Japanese Invasion Currency; 100 Pesos Bill, Philippine Islands Occupation- Legible, good color- Circulated, dinged/bent corners, fold marks, wrinkles, moisture, soiling, age spotting, darkening, handling, etc.- Measures 6.375 x 2.75 inches - Domestic buyers pay USPS Ground Advantage Service, padded mailer, tracking - No International Shipping for this item unless buyer provides a valid US address with payment notification Check out all my store and auction listings. Please add and follow me as your favorite seller. Thank You! Background: The Japanese made Invasion Script for each of their conquests and anticipated conquests. The Dutch had significant holdings in the Pacific Theater and were with the Allies. There was invasion currency also for the Philippines, China - Burma - India, and the Dutch East Indies. The Japanese then attempted to wrest New Guinea away from Australia to use New Guinea as the jumping off point to invade Australia Proper. They certainly had designs on the Hawaiian Islands. There was occupation currency made for each of these anticipated conquests.

Price: 24.95 USD

Location: Merrimack, New Hampshire

End Time: 2024-10-11T23:30:01.000Z

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