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1000 Yen brown, green serial

Uitgever Bank of Japan
Jaar 1993-2003
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Afmetingen 150 × 76 mm
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Opschrift voorzijde 1000 VS834109X    1000
  日本銀行券
     千円
    日本銀行
      夏目 漱石
    VS834109X
大蔵省印刷局製造
(Translation: Bank of Japan note Thousand yen Bank of Japan Sōseki Natsume Manufactured by the Printing Bureau of the Finance Ministry)
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Opschrift keerzijde Log in om details te zien
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Varianten P#100a - Printer (Okurasho - Finance Ministry Printing Bureau) single letter serial # prefix brown serial #
P#100b - Printer (Okurasho - Finance Ministry Printing Bureau) double letter serial # prefix brown serial #
P#100c - Printer (Okurasho - Finance Ministry Printing Bureau) single letter serial # prefix green serial #
P#100d - Printer (Okurasho - Finance Ministry Printing Bureau) double letter serial # prefix green serial #
P#100e - Printer (Zaimusho - Ministry of Finance Printing Bureau) double letter serial # prefix green serial #
P#100f - (National Printing Works) double letter serial # prefix green serial #
Opmerkingen

The Natsume Soseki 1000 Yen ran for a remarkably long stretch given Japan's printing bureau was simultaneously developing the more sophisticated 2004 series, which would introduce the microprinted security upgrades and new color-shifting ink that finally replaced it. By the late 1990s this note was circulating alongside early intaglio-heavy issues from other major economies, and Japan's relatively restrained security specification drew notice from counterfeit analysts — the thread and watermark combination was considered thin protection for a denomination of this value.

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