Description
This rare B-Note variant of the Japan 1 Yen represents a fascinating piece of post-World War II history. Issued by the Allied Military Command between 1945-1957, this banknote was used during the American occupation of Japan and serves as a tangible reminder of this pivotal era. The UNC (Uncirculated) grade indicates pristine condition with no signs of handling or wear—a significant find for currency collectors. The B-Note designation itself is highly sought after by numismatists, as these variants are considerably scarcer than standard issues. What makes this specimen particularly noteworthy is its serial number designation (B2), adding to its collectibility and appeal among serious collectors. This note bridges military history and numismatic value, making it an excellent acquisition for those passionate about either field. Its exceptional preservation and historical significance position it as both an educational artifact and a solid addition to any quality collection.
Additional information
- Weight
- 500 g
- Size
- 250 × 150 × 30 mm
- Seller
- numistra