Last 2 digits 13 Printer: (Toppan Insatsu, Itabashi) 百圓 -100 yen)

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Last 2 digits 13 Printer: (Toppan Insatsu, Itabashi) 百圓 -100 yen)

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Last 2 digits 13 Printer: (Toppan Insatsu, Itabashi) 百圓 -100 yen)

Details

Obverse: Japanese text; Yumedono (The Hall of Dreams) at Hōryū Temple near Nara; Prince Shōtoku (semi-legendary 6th-7th century regent and politician)

Reverse: Japanese text; Hōryū Temple

Basic Information

GSID:

115069

Denomination:

百圓 -100 yen)

Varieties and Classification

Variety:

Last 2 digits 13 Printer: (Toppan Insatsu, Itabashi)

Physical Characteristics

Design Details

Note Color:

Black, purple, red, blue, and green

Note Dimension:

162 x 93 mm

Printer:

局刷印国帝本日大 (Greater Japan Imperial Printing Bureau)

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