Burma (Japanese Occupation) 1942-1944 10 Rupees P-37 Circulated World Banknote
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Burma (Japanese Occupation) 1942-1944 10 Rupees P-37 Circulated World Banknote
Burma (Japanese Occupation) 1942-1944 10 Rupees P-37 Circulated World Banknote
- Country: Burma (Japanese Occupation)
- Denomination: 10 Rupees
- Date / Issue: c. 1942–1944
- Pick / Catalog: P-37 (estimated)
- Issuing Authority: The Japanese Government (occupation issue for Burma)
- Series: Japanese Invasion Money for Burma (WWII occupation issue)
- Color: purple-violet
- Design: Pagoda temple complex with palm trees and an ox cart; large “TEN RUPEES” reverse
- Composition: Paper
- Condition: Circulated (approx. Fine–VF)
Condition is based on visual inspection only. Please review all photos carefully for folds, wear, marks, stains, edge issues, pinholes, writing, or other condition details.
You will receive the exact banknote shown in the listing photos.
Identification note: No printed date; exact Pick subtype, printer, and dimensions not readable—years given are the general Burma JIM issue period. Condition is a visual assessment only. | Design and text clearly indicate the Burma Japanese Invasion Money 10 Rupees type: obverse with THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT, purple-violet tone, pagoda/temple scene with palm trees and an ox cart at right, guilloche with an X at left, and red two-letter block (e.g., BA). Reverse with ornate frame and large TEN RUPEES with multiple 10 counters. These features match the standard Burma JIM 10 Rupees type listed in SCWPM. Block letters are not treated as separate Pick subtypes. Unverified from the provided evidence are any subtle variety distinctions (e.g., watermark, exact dimensions/plate/printer nuances) that could affect precise suffixing in some catalog editions; therefore the base type number is given as an estimated candidate.



