100 Pesos

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背面描述	The reverse is printed in purple throughout, with an elaborate guilloche border of scrollwork and lace-pattern ornaments framing the entire field. A large green numeral "100" underprint dominates the left-centre, overlaid by bold black letterpress text reading "ONE HUNDRED PESOS" in the centre of the note. Denomination numerals "100" appear in each corner within circular cartouches, and the word "PESOS" is inscribed along the lower border.
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防伪描述	Banana leaf
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备注	Issued as part of Japan's military currency program for the occupied Philippines, this note circulated under a regime that had already begun printing far beyond any backing by 1944. The volume of military pesos issued throughout the occupation inflated prices catastrophically — Filipinos referred to the whole series as "Mickey Mouse money," a term that predated this denomination but applied with particular force as hyperinflation accelerated in the final occupation year. The watermark was standard for the series but did little to prevent counterfeiting at a moment when the currency's credibility had already collapsed entirely on its own.

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