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10 Gulden, 1942 - Netherland Indies (Misprint!)

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 Posted 11/21/2010  2:24 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Kingz to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Recently I bought 2 notes from 1 of our (Dutch) former colonies, when they arrived I saw that 1 of the 2 has a small misprint! Look at the left and right side of the note, the Quality is About Ucirulated

10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!
10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!

It's 10 Guilders issued by the Japanese Government during their occupation in WWII

And I thought that doesn't happen very often, but I didn't know how that was in that time period though. So I went for a little research:

And it appears that there are a lot of variation regarding this particular note... Maybe someone can elaborate on it ?

Look at the positions of the serialnumbers SI and how the note is cut (often really bad)

10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!
10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!
10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!
10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!
10-Gulden,-1942---Netherland-Indies-Misprint!

Is it because of the variations, or just bad printing because of other priorities...?
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 Posted 11/22/2010  01:28 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Sap to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Japanese Invasion Money (known as "JIM") was produced for the use of the civilian population in the occupied territories. Quality was not a high priority for an Empire already stretched in resources, a fact also evidenced by the lack of a serial number.
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 Posted 11/24/2010  11:14 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add mmerc20 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I will have to check my JIM reference book, but I think later on in the war as they needed to produce the money faster they left out the serial number. There were a variety of counterfeit notes printed by the US with this note (I believe unless it was a different denomination). The one way you can tell is there are two bunches of bananas instead of one hanging. The 2nd bunch is underneath the bunch of coconuts (of whatever they are) on the right side of the note.

Mike
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