WWII Japanese Occupation Currency 1 Cent Note Java Dutch East Indies WWII

Description

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Here is a
World War II Japanese 1 Cent Occupation Note.
The
Invasion Script Currency
was for the Japanese
Campaign
and
Occupation
of
Java, Dutch East Indies
.  It was never circulated and was probably captured by the
US Army
or
Marines
.  The note approximates 79 years old and is in about fair condition.
- WWII Japanese Invasion Currency
-
1 Cent Bill Script Note;
Japanese Occupation Currency
- Java/Dutch East Indies Campaign
- Vibrant colors, clean, legible, never circulated
- Dinged/bent corners, fold marks, creasing, etc. from storage
- Measures 3.625 x 1.75 inches
- Domestic buyers pay USPS 1st Class Service
, padded mailer, tracking
- International buyers pay USPS 1st Class Mail International, padded mailer, customs label
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Background:
The Japanese made Invasion Script for each of their conquests and anticipated conquests. The Dutch had significant holdings in the Pacific Theater and were with the Allies.  There was invasion currency also for the Philippines, China - Burma - India, and the Dutch East Indies. The Japanese then attempted to wrest New Guinea away from Australia to use New Guinea as the jumping off point to invade Australia Proper. They certainly had designs on the Hawaiian Islands. There was occupation currency made for each of these anticipated conquests.