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1 Gulden Japanese Occupation

Uitgever Japanese Government (Occupying Authority)
Jaar 1942
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Waarde 1 Gulden
Valuta Log in om details te zien
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Opschrift voorzijde DE JAPANSCHE REGEERING BETAALT AAN TOONDER EEN GULDEN 府政國帝本日大
(Translation: The Japanese Government Pays to the Bearer One Gulden The Japanese Government)
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Varianten P#123a - Block letters SA, SB with serial # without watermark
P#123b - Block letters SB-SH, SL
P#123c(1) - Block letters SI, SN Block letter "S" upright
P#123c(2) - Block letters SI, SN error: Block letter "S" inverted
Opmerkingen

Japan issued occupation currency for the Dutch East Indies almost immediately after the invasion began in early 1942, with these guilder-denominated notes deliberately mirroring the colonial monetary system to ease acceptance among a population that had used Netherlands Indies guilders for decades. The choice to denominate in guilders rather than yen was pragmatic — it sidestepped the need to establish exchange rates at the point of transaction.

The notes carried no issuing bank name, only "De Japansche Regeering" — the Japanese Government — a bluntness unusual for occupation currency, which more typically invents a plausible-sounding local bank. Postwar redemption was denied, leaving enormous quantities worthless overnight in August 1945.

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