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| 正面描述 | A typewritten and mimeographed emergency guerrilla note on plain paper stock. The text reads 'THE PROVINCE OF PALAWAN WILL PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND TEN PESOS / In lawful Currency of the Philippines,' with the denomination '10 Pesos' noted at left and right. Three manuscript signatures appear at the bottom below the printed titles 'Prov. Governor,' 'Prov. Treasurer,' and 'Prov. Auditor,' with a circular embossed seal at center and serial number at upper left and right. |
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| 防伪类型 | Embossed seal |
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Philippine provincial emergency notes issued during the Japanese occupation are among the most historically compressed objects in 20th-century numismatics. When Manila fell in early 1942, the Commonwealth government — and many provincial governments operating in guerrilla-controlled territory — began issuing their own currency to sustain local economies and deny the occupying forces monetary control. Palawan, relatively isolated in the western Philippines, was among the provinces that maintained enough administrative coherence to produce its own series.
The embossed seal was the primary authentication device, a low-tech but difficult-to-replicate security measure given wartime printing constraints. Counterfeiting of provincial guerrilla currency was a known Japanese tactic.