Catálogo de billetes
Consulte resultados por país, denominación o referencia.
24,484 resultados
| País | Referencia | Denominación | Emisor | Fecha | Impresor | Observaciones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PHILIPPINES – Cebu | P-S224 | 20 Pesos | Cebu Emergency Currency Board | 1942 | Treasury Emergency Currency certificate serial # 1 – 41000 | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S241 | 1 Centavo | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." without presidential authority typed on back for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S242 | 5 Centavos | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." without presidential authority typed on back for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S243 | 20 Centavos | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." without presidential authority typed on back for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S244 | 50 Centavos | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S246 | 5 Pesos | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S251 | 1 Centavo | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." with presidential authority typed on back for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S252 | 5 Centavos | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." with presidential authority typed on back for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | P-S253 | 20 Centavos | Philippines Commonwealth Bureau of Health – Culion Leper Colony (Palawan) | 1942 | Normal monthly expenditure of the Leper Colony was 25.000 Pesos, most of which was obtained directly from Manila At outbreak of the war supply of money became difficult, and funds were soon exhausted. In a public meeting the issue of a local scrip was decided. These scrips were accepted with reluctance, and an appeal was made to president Quezon who telegraphed back on 09.02.1942: "If necessary, issue notes for payment of salaries and other expenses. These notes will be redeemed by government later." with presidential authority typed on back for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Ilocos Norte | P-S277 | 1 Peso | Province of Ilocos Norte, Treasury | 15.04.1942 | ||
| PHILIPPINES – Ilocos Norte | P-S283 | 10 Pesos | Province of Ilocos Norte, Treasury | 04.05.1942 | ||
| PHILIPPINES – Ilocos Norte | P-S296 | 1 Peso | Province of Ilocos Norte, Treasury | 15.06.1942 | ||
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S301 | 5 Centavos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S302 | 10 Centavos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S303 | 20 Centavos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S305 | 1 Peso | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S306 | 2 Pesos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S307 | 5 Pesos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman with "THE" above bank title at upper center on front for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S307A | 5 Pesos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman without "THE" above bank title at upper center on front for a | |
| PHILIPPINES – Iloilo | P-S308 | 10 Pesos | Philippine National Bank, Iloilo City | 30.12.1941 | The "Iloilo Currency Committee" was created by president Quezon in a telegram dated 29.12.1941 C. S. Cervantes, manager of the PNB-Iloilo Branch, became chairman handwritten signatures for a |