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1 Yen, Japan, 1946 India and marks a departure from

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and marks a departure from the first note - it features an image of Aung San

including a dam and a reservoir

Silver Rupee minted in the name of Queen Victoria by the East India Company with the date 1840

and was triggered by a Franco-Belgian occupation of the industrial district of Ruhr - to force Germany to pay a war indemnity

Size: 150 mm* 71 mm

1 Yen, Japan, 1946 India and marks a departure from1 Yen banknote of Japan, issued in March 1946, shortly after the end of the World War II. The obverse features a portrait of Ninomiya Sontoku, a Japanese agricultural reformer. The lower mid part of the note features a rooster on a pile of maize and wheat. The reverse carries an ornate pattern, with the denomination mentioned in Japanese and English. These notes were issued as a part of the currency reform of 1946. In the months following the end of

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