1944 Imperial Japan Fractional 50 Sen Note - Yasukuni Series - 19th Year Issue - Very Fine (VF) - 1944 Showa Japanese Fifty Sen Note - P#59c

1944 Imperial Japan Fractional 50 Sen Note - Yasukuni Series - 19th Year Issue - Very Fine (VF) - 1944 Showa Japanese Fifty Sen Note - P#59cThis listing is for the photographed 1944 Imperial Japan 50 Sen Fractional Yasukuni Note. Issued in 1944 by the Imperial Japanese Government during the Showa Era. Issued during World War II and the Sino Japanese War. These notes portray Shinmon Gate at Yasukuni Shrine, Tokyo, Japan on the obverse side. Printed with red seals and block numbers. This note was issued in the last printing of the Yasukuni series notes, as identified by having block numbers

but the country was never internationally recognized

giving them a distinct so-called "green gold" color

Lot of 8 Large Cents

Inscribed on the back of each earring is "sterling"

and Malta otherwise used standard coins of the pound sterling

Bank: Chicago

State and Continental governments printed large amounts of currency

Note 1963 Star Note Fr#1513*

designs began becoming more elaborate and varied by maker

Tokens were not legal tender and their circulation was against the law

For instance

designed by Karl Schwenzer (1879)