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| 背面描述 | Intricate guilloche underprint in salmon and pale green tones frames the central denomination panel inscribed FIVE YEN within a ruled rectangular cartouche. The issuer's name appears in ornate script at the top reading 'the Bank of Chosen / Promises to Pay the Bearer on Demand', with the redemption clause 'in Gold or Nippon Ginko Note.' set below the denomination amid elaborate scroll and dragon border work. Circular medallions bearing Japanese and Korean numeral characters occupy each corner. |
| 背面铭文 | the Bank of Chosen Promises to Pay the Bearer on Demand FIVE YEN in Gold or NIPPON GINKO NOTE. |
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The Bank of Chosen — Chōsen Ginkō in Japanese — was established by the Japanese colonial government in 1909, two years before this note was issued and one year before Korea was formally annexed. The bank functioned as both a central bank for the peninsula and a quasi-colonial financing vehicle, extending operations into Manchuria and parts of northern China well beyond its nominal mandate.
Pick 18 belongs to an early series printed before the bank had settled into the longer production runs of the 1910s and 1920s. Survivor rates from this period are low — not because of wartime destruction, but because heavy commercial use in a rapidly monetizing economy wore notes out fast.