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10 000 Yen Sanrio Hangyodon
| Issuer | Japan |
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| Value | 10 000 Yen |
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| Reverse description | The reverse carries an ensemble vignette of multiple Sanrio characters gathered in the lower right quadrant, serving as the principal decorative element. The denomination 10000 appears in the upper right area, with supplementary legends referencing the Sanrio family and a 24K gold finish claim. The layout mirrors the structured panel arrangement typical of Japanese banknote reverses, adapted here for novelty purposes. |
| Reverse lettering | MIHON GINKO 10000 SANRIO FAMILY 10000 YEN 24K GOLD |
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This is not a legal tender banknote. Hangyodon — the sulky, fish-suited Sanrio character introduced in 1988 — has appeared on various novelty and gift items, and "souvenir note" formats mimicking Japanese currency dimensions are a well-documented segment of the Sanrio merchandise market. No such denomination has been issued by the Bank of Japan, and Japan's currency laws prohibit private reproduction of yen notes to scale.
Catalog value as a collectible novelty item only.