Burma 100 Rupees Banknote, 1944 ND, P-17b, UNC

This uncirculated 100 Burmese rupee note is a Japanese Invasion Money (JIM) note. This note is the largest denomination issued as a “Foreign Denomination Military Certificate” by the Japanese Government. Its obverse side contains English and Japanese text, the coat of arms, and the Ananda Buddhist Temple in Bagan. Its reverse side contains guilloche patterns. Though the note does not have a security thread, it has a watermark with a quatrefoil pattern design. Its dimensions are 169 mm by 81 mm.