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| 表面の説明 | Dark brown on light tan underprint. A vignette of a Javanese dancer appears at left, with the plate letter prefix S. Inscriptions in both Latin script and Japanese characters identify the issuing authority and denomination across the face. |
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| 裏面の説明 | Printed in purple on cream paper. Two seated Buddha statues in meditation posture flank a central ornate guilloche medallion, each set against the backdrop of a Borobudur stupa; the numeral 10 appears in a cartouche at the bottom centre, with smaller stupa vignettes rendered in fine intaglio-style line work in the lower flanking panels. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | ログイン して詳細を見る |
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Part of the second series of Japanese military currency issued for the Dutch East Indies, this note was printed in Tokyo and shipped to the archipelago as Japan's occupation administration expanded its paper money supply well beyond what the local economy could absorb. By 1944, inflation in the occupied territories was accelerating sharply — the Roepiah issues were being produced in volume with little regard for monetary discipline, and the population increasingly refused them or exchanged them at steep discounts against pre-war Dutch colonial currency.
The National Printing Bureau had been producing occupation currency for multiple theatres simultaneously, and quality control in the later issues shows it.