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| 正面铭文 | HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS USAFFE IN THE FIELD BALANGIGA, SAMAR, PHILIPPINES CIRCULATING NOTES HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEER SERVICE CORPS USAFFE will pay the bearer on demand TEN CENTAVOS 10 ¢ Mun. Treasurer Command. Officer Mun. Mayor |
| 背面描述 | Plain aged paper with a large violet hand-stamped '10¢' numeral at centre, printed in reverse orientation, indicating the stamp impressed through from the obverse. No additional text or design elements are present. |
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The Volunteer Service Corps was one of dozens of guerrilla and civilian resistance units operating across the Philippine archipelago under the loose umbrella of USAFFE — United States Army Forces in the Far East — following the fall of Bataan in April 1942. Local commanders, cut off from Manila and facing a complete collapse of the pre-war Philippine Commonwealth currency supply, authorized their own emergency scrip to keep local economies and supply networks functioning under Japanese occupation.
Balangiga, Samar carries its own loaded history — site of the 1901 massacre that triggered one of the most brutal American reprisals of the Philippine-American War. That this same town issued resistance currency forty years later is a detail the catalog data alone will never surface.