100 Yen, Japan, 1954-74 World The 1 anna was the

The 1 anna was the largest denomination among the lower value coins (non-silver) - all higher value coins of 2 anna and above were minted in silver

The words 'Shree Jamji' can be partly seen on these coins

There are intricate guilloche patterns on both sides - repetitive and geometric patterns - designed to make counterfeiting difficult

One Reichsmark banknote issued by Germany in 1944 for use of the German Army during the Second World War (1939-45)

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100 Yen, Japan, 1954-74 World The 1 anna was the100 Yen banknote of Japan, printed from 1953 74. The obverse features the Japanese politician Taisuke Itagaki an important figure during Meiji restoration, and in bringing about democratic reforms in Japan. The reverse features the Japanese Diet (Parliament) building. This note was a part of series B currency issued from 1950 53 replacing the older series A banknotes (introduced in 1946) to deal with post war hyperinflation. While these notes were