Banknote of the Philippines | 1942-1945 Japanese Invasion Money

Philippines P-104, 10 Centavos, Japanese Invasion Money;
Japanese Government / 1942; Two Block Letters

Philippines P-105, 50 Centavos, Japanese Invasion Money, 1942;
Japanese Government / Plantation

Philippines P-103, 5 centavos, Japanese Invasion Money, 1942;
Japanese Government; 

Philippines P-106, 1 Peso, Japanese Invasion Money, 1942;
Japanese Government / Plantation / White Paper ***

Philippines P-110, 5 Pesos, Japanese Invasion Money, 1943;
Japanese Government / Jose Rizal Monument, Manila

Philippines P-111, 10 Pesos Japanese Invasion Money, 1943;
Japanese Government / Rozal Monument, Manila

Philippines P-112, 100 Pesos Japanese Invasion Money, 1943;
Japanese Government / Rizal Monument, Manila

***Handstamped Japanese Occupation Notes:

The Philippine organization JAPWANCAP, Inc. (Japanese War Notes Claimants Association of the Philippines), made a very serious attempt in 1967 to obtain funds from the United States for redemption of millions of Pesos in Japanese occupation currency. 

Notes being held by JAPWANCAP where marked with a number of different stampings. Most are seen on higher denominations, but occasionally lower values are found as well.

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