Old paper currency for sale The banknote is 10 Rupees issued by the Japanese government during its occupation of the Dutch East Indies (present-day Indonesia) during World War II, specifically in 1944. These currencies are historically known as "Japanese Invasion Money" and were used as a substitute for local currencies in the areas controlled by Japan. Details of the banknote: Issuing authority: "Dai Nippon Teikoku Seihu", meaning in Arabic "Government of the Great Japanese Empire". Technical description: Front: Features a drawing of a Javanese dancer on the left side, with text in Indonesian written in Latin letters "Sepoeloeh Roepiah" (Ten Rupees). Back: Features drawings of landmarks from the famous Borobudur Temple, including Buddha statues and stupas. Serial code: The note in the picture bears the letters "SL", which is the series code for this denomination. Condition: Good, as shown in the pictures and video. Price: 45﷼ only, and only what is shown is available.