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10 000 Yen Sanrio Little Twin Stars
| Issuer | Japan |
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| Currency | Yen (1871-date) |
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| Obverse description | This fantasy novelty note is styled after a 10,000 Yen banknote and centred on the Sanrio characters Kiki and Lala (Little Twin Stars), rendered in pastel tones against a decorative guilloche-style underprint. The denomination '10000' appears in numerals alongside the inscription 'BANK OF JAPAN', while a 'GOLD 999999' legend and the character name 'Little Twin Stars' are also present. The overall design draws on Japanese banknote conventions to lend an official aesthetic to this unlicensed commemorative piece. |
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| Obverse lettering | GOLD 999999 10000 BANK OF JAPAN Little Twin Stars |
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This is not a government-issued banknote and carries no legal tender status. It is a novelty or gift item produced under Sanrio licensing, not an instrument of the Bank of Japan. The Little Twin Stars characters — Kiki and Lala — have been a Sanrio property since 1975, and themed merchandise of this kind has circulated through gift retail and collector channels for decades.
No catalog Pick number applies. Numismatic value, if any, is driven entirely by Sanrio collector demand rather than notaphilic interest.