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100 Yen US Military Currency - A-Note

发行方 Allied Military Authority
年份 1946
类型 Standard circulation banknote
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背面描述 Printed in brown intaglio on a uniform guilloche background, the reverse is centred on a large foliate and acanthus-style scrollwork ornament rendered in fine detail. A decorative frame borders the entire face, with the English inscription 'ISSUED PURSUANT TO MILITARY PROCLAMATION' in a panel at the top and the Japanese equivalent '軍事布告に基き發行す' along the lower margin.
背面铭文 ISSUED PURSUANT TO
MILITARY PROCLAMATION
す行發き基に告布事軍
(Translation: Issued pursuant to military proclamation)
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Allied Military Currency for Japan was printed in the United States and issued following the August 1945 surrender, giving occupation forces a parallel currency that could be controlled independently of the existing Japanese monetary system. The "A" prefix series — hence the collector designation "A-Note" — was introduced specifically to counter black market abuse, particularly the problem of servicemen converting military scrip into yen and remitting the proceeds home at favorable rates.

The A-Note designation comes from the series letter printed on the note, not a separate classification imposed later. When abuse continued despite the currency change, authorities eventually prohibited Japanese nationals from holding these notes altogether.

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