
Details:
Charles McKnight autographed Japanese Invasion Money 10 Pesos note, boldly signed in ink along the lower margin. This WWII-era occupation currency was issued by the Japanese Government during their control of the Philippines. These Japanese-issued notes, often referred to as “banana money,” were printed by the Japanese military for use in occupied territories during World War II. This example also features bold liberation-era Philippine censorship and revalidation stamps.
Very good condition, with expected signs of circulation, light handling wear.
Charles McKnight (1919–2001) served as the aircraft commander of Big Stink, one of the B-29 bombers assigned to the 509th Composite Group—the elite unit tasked with carrying out the atomic bombing missions during World War II. Big Stink flew a support role during the Nagasaki mission on August 9, 1945, assigned to photograph and document the bombing’s aftermath.
Authentication:
Includes a full letter of authenticity from JG Autographs, Inc.
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Reference sku: 11644 1414608-1































