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| 背面描述 | Plain letterpress-printed reverse with a simple geometric border of repeating triangular and rectangular devices. The denomination "ONE 1 PESO" is set in large type at centre, with a hand-written serial number at lower left and two manuscript signatures below, attributed to the Mayor and the countersigning Auditor respectively. |
| 背面铭文 | MACROHON EMERGENCY NOTE ONE 1 PESO COUNTERSIGNED AUDITOR MAYOR |
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Macrohon is a small coastal municipality on the southern tip of Leyte, and its wartime emergency currency is among the more obscure entries in Philippine guerrilla and civilian issue studies. During the Japanese occupation of the Philippines, dozens of provincial and municipal governments — cut off from Manila and from any functioning central banking system — issued their own scrip to keep local economies from collapsing entirely. Macrohon's issue falls within that broad category, though documentation on print runs, signatories, and redemption history for this specific municipality remains thin.
The wide date range reflects genuine uncertainty rather than a known series of distinct issues.