1943 Philippines Negros 5 Pesos Treasury Emergency Currency Certificate, Negros Emergency Currency Board, WWII, Signed Alfredo Montelibano
Description
Front: "Treasury Emergency Currency Certificate, issued by authority of the President of the Philippines", redeemable in silver pesos or legal tender "upon termination of emergency", payable by the Negros Emergency Currency Board. Series of 1943, block V B2, green Commonwealth of the Philippines seal. Signed by the acting treasurer, Alfredo Montelibano (Governor, Chairman) and P. Benedicto (Provincial Auditor). Back: "Five Philippines Pesos" in green.
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Details
Issuer: Negros Emergency Currency Board, Commonwealth of the Philippines
Denomination: 5 Pesos
Series: 1943 (printed)
Serial: partly legible
Size: approx. 107 x 66 mm
Historical Context
Printed on Negros during the Japanese occupation by the Commonwealth's resistance government, for use where official currency was unavailable.
Condition
Heavily circulated: soft, toned paper with folds, edge chips and small tears, and scattered stains. Please see the photos for condition; the grade has not been certified.
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