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| 正面描述 | Printed entirely in black on pale unprinted paper, the obverse centres on a large guilloche vignette bearing the numeral '1000' and the legend 'PESOS' in bold relief, flanked by the block-letter serial prefix 'PU' on each side. The arc inscription 'JAPANESE GOVERNMENT' runs across the upper field within an ornate border frame, with '1000 PESOS' repeated in decorative cartouches at all four corners. A small Japanese imperial seal appears in the lower left quadrant, and the lower margin carries the Japanese legend （府政國帝本日内） in parentheses. |
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| 背面铭文 | 1000 PESOS 1000 10001000010001000010001000010001000 |
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The Japanese Military Administration in the Philippines issued increasingly high denominations as the occupation wore on and inflation accelerated. By 1945, a 1000 Peso note represented a last-ditch attempt to sustain purchasing power in a collapsing wartime economy — Filipino civilians had already taken to calling Japanese occupation currency "Mickey Mouse money," a measure of how thoroughly confidence had evaporated.
Printed without serial numbers, the note was produced cheaply and in enormous quantity. After liberation, the entire series was demonetized by the restored Commonwealth government with no provision for redemption.