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() 5 Pesos Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money

(1943) 5 Pesos Specimen 0 Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money (1943) 5 Pesos Specimen Regular Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money (1943) 5 Pesos Regular Issue Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money

() Rizal Issue
NP ID Variety Block No.
B33.1 Regular Issue 1-51
B33.2 Replacement Note[1] including above
B33.3 Mihon (Specimen) Regular Issue 51
B33.4 Mihon (Specimen) 0
B33.5 Allied Propaganda
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Regular Issue

(1943) 5 Pesos Regular Issue Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money

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Mihon (Specimen) Regular Issue

(1943) 5 Pesos Specimen Regular Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money

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Mihon (Specimen)

(1943) 5 Pesos Specimen 0 Rizal Monument Issue Japanese Invasion Money

Note

[1] - Replacement Note's Serial No. starts with 1

Specification
NP ID B33
Series Japanese Invasion Money
Type Circulating Legal Tender
Denomination 5 Pesos
Year ND
Seal
Orientation Horizontal
Flip Short Edge
Printer see note
Paper
Dimension 159.51 mm × 67.69 mm
Thickness ≤0.11 mm
Weight ≤ 1 gm
Print Black, Brown
Process Printing
Ink Pigment
Introduction
Last Printing
Demonetized
Total Notes
Total Value
Issuing Authority Japanese Military Authority
Kind Banknote
Currently Used

Obverse

Rizal Monument "The Japanese Government" "Five Pesos" "Japanese Characters (Japanese Imperial Government)"

Reverse

"Five Pesos"

Note

Many banknotes were overprinted with the words "The Co-Prosperity Sphere: What is it Worth?" by the allied forces as propaganda leaflets in an attempt to discredit the Greater East Asia Co-Prosperity Sphere and dropped from Allied aircraft over the occupied territories.