Philippines (Japanese occupation) 1942 1 Peso P-110a Circulated World Banknote From Lot

Philippines (Japanese occupation) 1942 1 Peso P-110a Circulated World Banknote

• Country: Philippines (Japanese occupation)
• Denomination: 1 Peso
• Date / Issue: c. 1942
• Pick / Catalog: P-110a (estimated)
• Issuing Authority: The Japanese Government
• Series: Japanese Invasion Money (Philippines), first issue with serial numbers
• Color: black/gray
• Design: Rizal Monument, Manila; large ONE oval and "THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT" text
• Composition: Paper
• Condition: Heavily circulated with folds, soiling, and edge wear

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 one banknote from this lot of the same type and stated condition. Serial number and minor circulation details may vary from the example photos.

Identification note: Exact Pick subtype, printer, and dimensions not confirmed; date not printed on note—assigned as c. 1942 based on serial-numbered first-issue design. | Attributes match the Japanese Government 1 Peso for the Philippines, first (serial-numbered) issue: obverse legend THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT, denomination ONE PESO, large ONE in central oval, Rizal Monument at left, and a red 7‑digit serial number; reverse with ornate frame and ONE PESO text. These features correspond to the ND (c.1942) type with serial numbers. What remains unverified are exact SCWPM edition mapping and dimensions; the note is undated and printer is not stated on the piece, so the suffix is assigned based on the presence of the serial number rather than a measured subtype.