1942 Japanese Government 10 Dollars Malaya Occupation Banknote – World War II

Obverse: Features tropical imagery with banana trees and lush vegetation, symbolizing Southeast Asia, where this note was issued during the Japanese occupation in World War II. The text reads "THE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT PROMISES TO PAY THE BEARER ON DEMAND TEN DOLLARS." The denomination "10" appears in all four corners, and the letters "MP" are printed on both sides of the design.
Reverse: Depicts a tropical coastal scene with palm trees and the ocean in the background, framed by ornate scrollwork patterns. The denomination "10" is prominently displayed multiple times around the border.
Issued: During World War II by the Japanese Government for use in occupied Malaya and surrounding territories.
Size: ±     160 × 78 mm
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