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10 Centavos

Uitgever Free Samar Currency Board
Jaar 1943
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Beschrijving voorzijde Plain cream paper note of wartime emergency issue, with a simple typeset border of leaf-and-diamond ornaments running along all four edges and numeral 10 in each corner. The denomination TEN CENTAVOS appears in large bold letterpress type at centre, above the obligation text in italic script and the issuing authority inscription. Series of 1943 is noted at lower right, with a serial number in violet ink at lower left accompanied by an oval cancellation stamp, and three manuscript signatures below designating the Prov. Fiscal Member, Prov. Auditor Chairman, and Prov. Treasurer Member.
Opschrift voorzijde TEN CENTAVOS
The Commonwealth Government will Pay
The Bearer On Demand
TEN CENTAVOS
In Lawful Currency of the Philippines
Free Samar Currency Board
Series of 1943
Prov. Fiscal Member
Prov. Auditor Chairman
Prov. Treasurer Member
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The Free Samar Currency Board was one of several provincial guerrilla currency authorities established in the Philippine Islands after the Japanese occupation of Manila in January 1942. With the Commonwealth government in exile and Japanese military scrip being forced on the civilian population, local resistance administrations issued their own notes to sustain commerce in areas they still controlled — Samar being among the more active guerrilla-held territories in the Visayas.

Two Pick numbers are assigned to this denomination because S1101 and S1102 differ in a manuscript or typographic detail — likely a signature variant or serial numbering distinction rather than a fundamental design change. Guerrilla issues from Samar are scarcer than those from Leyte or Mindanao, partly because the island's resistance networks were disrupted earlier and more severely.

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