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| 裏面の説明 | Purple letterpress print on buff paper. A central oval vignette presents a pastoral agricultural scene with a farmer leading an ox through cultivated fields, with village buildings and trees in the background. Two large rosette guilloche panels bearing the numeral 10 flank the central vignette on either side. The date 1944 is inscribed along the bottom margin in Western numerals, and the denomination numeral 10 appears in each corner. |
| 裏面の銘文 | 10 1944 |
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The Bank of Pei Hai (Beihai Bank) was the financial arm of the Shandong-Jiasu Border Region, one of the Communist Party's major guerrilla base areas during the Second Sino-Japanese War. Notes from this institution circulated in territories that shifted constantly between Japanese control, Nationalist operations, and Communist-administered zones — meaning a given note might pass through several different political jurisdictions within months of issue.
The 1944 date places this squarely in a period when the border region's currency was under serious counterfeit pressure. Japanese military authorities deliberately flooded Communist-controlled areas with forged Beihai notes to destabilize local economies, a documented tactic used across multiple occupied regions.