| Slot: |
10 Sen ND (1945) P63 |
| Item: |
Japan "Replacement"
10 Sen SB261r RA2 ND (1945) - "B" in Unpt. |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
5001849-001
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Blue and brown.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Color: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Material: Cotton paper.
Issuer: The Japanese Government.
Date of Issue: 1945
Type: Replacement/ star note
Total issue: Unknown
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
50 Sen ND (1946) P64 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency
50 Sen SB252 ND (1946) |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
2075798-002
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Black and Green on Blue under-print
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Printer: majority of the notes were printed by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and some were printed by the Japanese Ministry of Finance
Date of first issue: 1946
Material: Cotton paper
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
50 Sen ND (1945) P65 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency
50 Sen SB262 ND (1945) |
| Grade: |
PMG 67 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8067075-001
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Black, Dark Blue and light blue underprint. B in underprint.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Color: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Date of first issue: 1945.
Material: Cotton paper.
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
1 Yen ND (1946) P66 |
| Item: |
Japan "Replacement"
1 Yen SB253r RC2 ND (1945) - "A" in Unpt. |
| Grade: |
PMG AU 55 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1611293-001
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Blue and brown.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Color: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Material: Cotton paper.
Issuer: The Japanese Government.
Date of Issue: 1945
Type: “H” - Replacement/ star note
Total issue: Unknown
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
1 Yen ND (1945) P67a |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency
1 Yen SB263a ND (1945) - "B" in Unpt. |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1780460-055
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Colors: Black, Dark Blue and light blue underprint. B in underprint.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Date of first issue: 1945-51
Material: Cotton paper.
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
1 Yen ND (1957) P67d |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency
1 Yen SB263d ND (1957) - "B" in Unpt. |
| Grade: |
PMG 67 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8012867-002
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Colors: Black, Dark Blue and light blue underprint. B in underprint.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Date of first issue: 1945-51
Material: Cotton paper.
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
5 Yen ND (1945) P69b |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency
5 Yen SB264b ND (1945) - "B" in Unpt. |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8012867-037
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Colors: Black, Dark Blue and light blue underprint. B in underprint.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Date of first issue: 1945-51
Material: Cotton paper.
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
10 Yen ND (1946) P70 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency WWII
10 Yen SB255 ND (1946) |
| Grade: |
PMG 64 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1403335-024
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Black and Green on Blue under-print
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Printer: majority of the notes were printed by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and some were printed by the Japanese Ministry of Finance
Date of first issue: 1946
Material: Cotton paper
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
10 Yen ND (1945) P71 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency WWII
10 Yen SB265 ND (1945) |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
1780460-058
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Black and Dark Blue on Light Blue leafy and wavy under-print
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Printer: majority of the notes were printed by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and some were printed by the Japanese Ministry of Finance
Date of first issue: 1945
Material: Cotton paper
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
20 Yen ND (1946) P72 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency WWII
20 Yen SB256 ND (1946) |
| Grade: |
PMG XF 45 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8074370-005
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Colors: Black, DarkBlue and light blue underprint. A in underprint.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Date of first issue: 1946.
Material: Cotton paper.
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
20 Yen ND (1945) P73 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency WWII
20 Yen SB266 ND (1945) |
| Grade: |
PMG 65 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8069875-002
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Colors: Black, Dark Blue and light blue underprint. Magenta denominations and B in underprint.
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Date of first issue: 1945-51
Material: Cotton paper.
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike
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| Slot: |
100 Yen ND (1946) P74 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency WWII
100 Yen SB257 ND (1946) |
| Grade: |
PMG AU 58 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8080110-044
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Black and Dark Blue on Light Blue leafy and wavy under-print
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Printer: majority of the notes were printed by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and some were printed by the Japanese Ministry of Finance
Date of first issue: 1946
Material: Cotton paper
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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| Slot: |
100 Yen ND (1945) P75 |
| Item: |
Japan / Allied Military Currency WWII
100 Yen SB267 ND (1945) |
| Grade: |
PMG 66 EPQ |
| Cert #: |
8054122-048
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Owner Comments
Obverse: Leafy designs.
Obverse Color: Black and Dark Blue on Light Blue leafy and wavy under-print
Reverse: Leafy designs.
Reverse Colors: Dark Brown on Light Brown.
Issuer: Allied Military Command.
Printer: majority of the notes were printed by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing, and some were printed by the Japanese Ministry of Finance
Date of first issue: 1945
Material: Cotton paper
Usage: Following the end of World War II, the US military used a separate scrip called "A type yen" while "B type yen" were only used by the local civilians. Beginning in 1948, the A type yen was deprecated, and B type yen came to be used by military and civilians alike.
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