1944 korea 10 yen [solved]

N#250591

I have what appears to be this note, but mine has both block and serial numbers. If anyone has any information about these I would greatly appreciate it.

Without pictures it's hard to tell.  Maybe you have this one instead?

N#206977

No the reverse is different.

Yours is this one?.

N#206977

It is listed as the 1932 issue. It must be just like those Japanese occupations of Malaya where those initially issued ‘’banana leaves''  were printed with serial numbers, and later they just print them at will just with the prefixes or block letters.

You're right but the banknote page I gave has a picture of P#31 but also lists P#35. Here's a picture of P#35:

I don't know why they're both on the same page.

rsirian1

You're right but the banknote page I gave has a picture of P#31 but also lists P#35. Here's a picture of P#35:

 

I don't know why they're both on the same page.

Sorry, didn't realised that you have posted the images of the same note.

ahkai

rsirian1

 

I don't know why they're both on the same page.

Sorry, didn't realised that you have posted the images of the same note.

No problem. I think the page should be split but I know nothing about banknotes.

rsirian1

ahkai

rsirian1

 

I don't know why they're both on the same page.

Sorry, didn't realised that you have posted the images of the same note.

No problem. I think the page should be split but I know nothing about banknotes.

Please don't underestimate yourself.

I think your knowledge in banknotes is much better than mine

Thank you rsirian1, and ahkai. It seems like p35 should be on the same page as p36 since they are the same note.  Anyway, thanks again for the help in figuring this out.😃