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100 Yen

发行方	Bank of Japan
年份	1930
类型	Standard circulation banknote
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正面铭文	百　598264　　　　　　　　{83} 圓　　　券換究行銀本日　申渡圓貨に引此　候可相百金換券　　　　　　　　　百　　日　　　　　　圓　　本　　　　　　銀　　　　　行　{83}　　　　　　　　598264 造幣局刷印閣内府政國帝本日大 (Translation: Bank of Japan convertible note This bill can be exchanged for one hundred yen in gold. 100 yen Bank of Japan Imperial Government of Japan Cabinet Printing Bureau)
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防伪类型	Watermark
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备注	The Bank of Japan's 1930 100 Yen issue belongs to the convertible note period — these were still nominally redeemable in silver, though Japan had suspended the gold standard in 1917 and the practical mechanics of redemption had long been eroded. The Cabinet Printing Bureau, operating under the Finance Ministry, had produced Bank of Japan notes since the Meiji period, keeping all security printing firmly under state control rather than contracting to foreign firms as many contemporaries did. Wartime hoarding and the 1946 new yen conversion — which rendered old notes invalid overnight — account for the relative scarcity of circulated survivors in presentable condition.