Japan Rare Bank Note 10 Yen issued 1943 WW II Go-o Shrine
Note: if you are in a country that bans foreign bank notes, consider having a friend in the US get them for you. P51a, 10 Yen note issued 1943. The front has a portrait of an unknown individual. The reverse has an illustration of the Go’o Shrine in Kyoto. It is in Very Fine condition: some wrinkling and signs of folds, as shown in the pictures. All sales are final; no returns or exchanges accepted.Please do not make offers. Note: If your eBay feedback score is lower than 10 transactions, please verify that you authorized this purchase and confirm that you want us to ship it. We must have confirmation before we ship. Upon purchase, please send us a message verifying that you have bought this item and want us to ship it. We must have confirmation before we ship.
1930 Japan – 10 Yen – PCGS 55 UNC Pick# 40a
The product is a 1930 Japan 10 Yen banknote graded as PMG 55 UNC, with Pick# 40a. It is a circulated note from Japan, showcasing the unique design and history of Japanese currency from that era. This collectible item offers a glimpse into the past of Japanese finance and culture, making it a valuable addition to any numismatic collection.
1953 Japan – 100 Yen – PMG 66 UNC EPQ – Double Letter S/N Prefix
The product is a 1953 Japan 100 Yen banknote graded as PMG 66 UNC EPQ with a double letter serial number prefix. This uncirculated banknote from Japan is certified by PMG and is a valuable addition to any collection of world paper money. The unique serial number prefix adds to the interest and rarity of this piece of Japanese currency.