WWII Japanese Military Currency – 10 Sen Banknote – Crisp Uncirculated

💴 Historic WWII Military Currency – This 10 Sen banknote was issued by the Japanese government during the Second World War, likely for use in occupied territories. The “Sen” was a subunit of the Japanese yen, with 100 sen equaling 1 yen.
🌿 Imagery Notes – Front: Bold wave-like guilloche background in blue, overlaid with deep magenta Japanese characters and denomination numerals, framed in ornate scrollwork. Back: Intricately engraved botanical and scroll motif in rich brown, with the inscription “Issued Pursuant to Military Proclamation.”
📜 Provenance – My father brought this note home after his WWII service in the Pacific theater and kept it in pristine condition among his memorabilia.
✨ Condition – Crisp, likely uncirculated, with no visible folds or creases.
📸 What You’ll Receive – The exact note shown in the listing photos and video.