World war II Japanese and Philippine notes and a bank of Chihuahua 5 peso note. Any idea what the va
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I have world war II military currency script notes for Japan. I have two Japanese government 10 peso Philippine world war II notes. Also, I have a five peso 1913 Bank of the state of Chihuahua note. If anyone can give me an idea of the value of these notes I would appreciate it. Thanks for looking at the listing.
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I'm pretty sure that these are all common-under $1 each.
I do not remember where I got these notes. The Chihuahua note possibly came from my Grandfather Texas, and it seems to be in fair condition for a 1913 note. Thanks, Jon.
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The Chihuahua note is the best of the bunch and an Ebay search shows one in the same grade as yours that sold recently for $12, so my estimate on this one was too low. I would definitely save them for the family connection.
Who in the family served in the Pacific during WW2? The others would likely be souvenirs brought home from there.
My dad was a MOMM3 (Motor Machinist Mate - Diesel) on PT-76 in the south pacific, around Borneo i believe. No relative serve in Japan during the occupation. The 2 Ten Peso notes are rather crisp also. Thanks again.
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