Posted 12/11/2008 10:03 pm
Bottom one is Korean, used during occupation (issued by Japan), worth 10 yen or 10 won, but more customarily called Korean Yen because of Japanese occupation.
Top one is 5 yen silver-exchangeable note, one of the earlier ones issued by the Bank of Japan. But, the front picture would always help, too.
hmm.... I see the top one now, but not before.
These two are both "occupational" money, Korean Yen issued by the Bank of Korean, under direction of the Empire Japan. One is 5 Yen and the other is 10.
Great notes actually
you don't really see Korean Yen in such low denomination and good quality!
hmm.... I see the top one now, but not before.
These two are both "occupational" money, Korean Yen issued by the Bank of Korean, under direction of the Empire Japan. One is 5 Yen and the other is 10.
Great notes actually
you don't really see Korean Yen in such low denomination and good quality!Edited by wd1040
12/11/2008 10:05 pm
12/11/2008 10:05 pm
