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| 表面の銘文 | The Maribojoc Municipal Government will redeem this Certificate of 1944 3998 3998 TWENTY CENTAVOS Issued by EMERGENCY CURRENCY BOARD Member Chairman Member |
| 裏面の説明 | Plain, unprinted off-white paper reverse with no designed elements. Show-through text from the obverse is faintly visible, along with a red ink mark and traces of a blue notation near the lower left corner, consistent with typical Philippine emergency currency reverses of the period. |
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| 偽造防止技術 | ログイン して詳細を見る |
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Maribojoc is a small municipality on the southwestern coast of Bohol Island in the Philippines. Notes like this one emerged from the guerrilla currency program authorized under General Douglas MacArthur's command structure, which permitted local governments and military units throughout the occupied Philippines to issue emergency scrip to sustain civilian economies after Japanese forces disrupted the existing monetary supply.
Municipal issues from Bohol are among the more obscure of the Philippine emergency series — far fewer municipalities there produced documented scrip compared to Cebu, Leyte, or Negros. Survival rates for Bohol municipal fractionals are low; wartime humidity and the general chaos of liberation campaigns in 1944–45 destroyed most of the print runs before they could be preserved.