it looks like it is printed on rice paper and there seem to be hidden watermark like images all over the back side is this even real
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Its exactly what others have said it is. When the Japanese army occupied the philipeans they printed their own money. For the most part, those bills arent worth much. However I have never seen one printed on ONE side. My guess is that yes, it IS real….but you may have something rare. Ask your question again and post some photos. I could tell you more.
Source(s): have lived and worked in Japan for 20 years and deal with antiques.
Japan issued peso notes during its occupation of the Philippines during WW2 – images here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_government-i…
There is also a note about fake ones being produced as US propaganda leaflets, so it could also be something like that.
If your talking about philippine peso, i am pretty sure it’s not real since there are standards that the BSP has set for the philippine currency.
it is definitely not Japanese- they don’t use pesos. and bills start at 1,000 yen.