Malaya

5 listings in Malaya, $4.89 to $9.37. Each one is shown in its own photos and described in full below; buy on eBay.

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1942 Japanese Invasion Money, Malaya 50 Cents Banknote, Japanese Government (occupation issue), Pick P-M4b, block MT [Est. AU-UNC]

$9.37 1942 Est. AU-UNC

Description

A Japanese Government 50 cents for Malaya, ND (1942), block MT, with a traveler's palm. Pick P-M4b (Numista N#208702).

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Historical Context

During the Japanese occupation of Malaya (1942-1945) the Japanese Government issued these dollar and cent notes in place of the Malayan dollar. Malaya notes carry block letters beginning with M. The notes became worthless after the war, and many were kept as souvenirs.

Condition

[Est. AU-UNC] Bright and fresh looking; see the photos. Grade estimated; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

Not legal tender. Japanese occupation money was not redeemed after the war. Sold as a collectible.

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1942 Japanese Invasion Money, Malaya 10 Cents Banknote, Japanese Government (occupation issue), Pick P-M3b, fractional block M/AN [Est. AU-UNC]

$8.17 1942 Est. AU-UNC

Description

A Japanese Government 10 cents for Malaya, ND (1942), fractional block M/AN. Pick P-M3b (Numista N#205568).

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Historical Context

During the Japanese occupation of Malaya (1942-1945) the Japanese Government issued these dollar and cent notes in place of the Malayan dollar. Malaya notes carry block letters beginning with M. The notes became worthless after the war, and many were kept as souvenirs.

Condition

[Est. AU-UNC] Bright and fresh looking; see the photos. Grade estimated; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

Not legal tender. Japanese occupation money was not redeemed after the war. Sold as a collectible.

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1972 Burma (Myanmar) 1 Kyat Banknote, Union of Burma Bank, General Aung San in uniform with cap / Spinning wheel, Pick P-56, Serial MY 1975876 [Est. AU-UNC]

$6.71 1972 Est. AU-UNC

Description

A Union of Burma Bank 1 kyat note, undated (issued 30 December 1972), Pick P-56. The front shows General Aung San in uniform with cap; the back shows a spinning wheel and the numeral 1 in an ornate circle. Watermark: General Aung San. Printed at the Security Printing Works, Wazi. No signature on this type. Catalog size 125 x 60 mm. Serial MY 1975876. Measured on the 1200 dpi scan: 125.1 x 59.6 mm; printed margins left 2.9, right 5.8, top 4.1, bottom 1.9 mm (design shifted toward the left and low). The close-ups show the serial, the portrait of Aung San and the spinning wheel. The last photo adds a millimeter scale.

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Historical Context

General Aung San (1915-1947) led Burma's independence movement and was assassinated in July 1947, six months before independence.

Condition

[Est. AU-UNC] Crisp. A mirror-image ghost of the red serial shows at the top left of the back: ink set-off from the stack at the printer, not later damage. The serial begins 1975, a birth-year number. Grade estimated; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

Not named in Burma's 1964, 1985 or 1987 demonetizations; the current status was not confirmed with the Central Bank of Myanmar. Sold as a collectible.

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1942 Japanese Invasion Money, Malaya 1 Dollar Banknote, Japanese Government (occupation issue), Pick P-M5c, block MO [Est. XF-AU]

$5.63 1942 Est. XF-AU

Description

A Japanese Government 1 dollar for Malaya, ND (1942), block MO, with breadfruit and coconut trees. Pick P-M5c (Numista N#204451).

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Historical Context

During the Japanese occupation of Malaya (1942-1945) the Japanese Government issued these dollar and cent notes in place of the Malayan dollar. Malaya notes carry block letters beginning with M. The notes became worthless after the war, and many were kept as souvenirs.

Condition

[Est. XF-AU] Lightly handled; see the photos. Grade estimated; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

Not legal tender. Japanese occupation money was not redeemed after the war. Sold as a collectible.

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1986 Burma (Myanmar) 15 Kyats Banknote, Union of Burma Bank, General (Bogyoke) Aung San / Seated prince Min Thar, Burmese puppet figure, Pick P-62, Serial DG 5236830 [Est. AU]

$4.89 1986 Est. AU

Description

A Union of Burma Bank 15 kyats note, undated (issued 1 August 1986), Pick P-62. The front shows General (Bogyoke) Aung San; the back shows the seated prince Min Thar, a figure from traditional Burmese puppet theatre. Watermark: General Aung San. Printed at the Security Printing Works, Wazi. No signature on this type. Catalog size 149 x 71 mm. Serial DG 5236830. Measured on the 1200 dpi scan: 149.0 x 71.1 mm; printed margins left 4.9, right 3.4, top 3.2, bottom 3 mm (design shifted toward the right). The close-ups show the serial, the portrait of Aung San and the Min Thar puppet. The last photo adds a millimeter scale.

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Historical Context

Burma issued unusual denominations such as 15, 35 and 75 kyats in the 1980s. In September 1987 the government demonetized the 25, 35 and 75 kyat notes without warning; the 15 kyats was not among them.

Condition

[Est. AU] Crisp, with a faint vertical fold. Small blue ink tick marks in the left margin of the front and the right margin of the back, and a faint mirror ghost of the red serial on the back (ink set-off from printing). Grade estimated; not professionally graded.

Legal Tender

Not included in the 5 September 1987 demonetization (25, 35 and 75 kyats); the current status was not confirmed. Sold as a collectible.

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