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| 正面铭文 | APAYAO LEGAL TENDER TEN PESOS ISSUED BY AUTHORITY OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES TO MEET PRESCRIBED BUDGET TEN PESOS |
| 背面描述 | A vignette at left depicts a standing figure or statue, printed in reddish-brown letterpress. The centre of the note carries a boxed overprint reading 'TEN PESOS' in green ink, with 'MOUNTAIN PROVINCE' overprinted above it. The denomination numeral '10' appears at each corner with 'X' below, and a serial number is printed at the bottom centre. |
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Apayao was one of the more isolated sub-provinces of the Mountain Province in northern Luzon, and its emergency currency was issued under the Philippine Commonwealth's guerrilla administration after the Japanese occupation severed normal banking operations in 1942. Local governments and military units across the Philippines printed their own scrip during this period, authorized by Commonwealth Executive Order No. 1 of 1942, with each issuer working from whatever materials were at hand.
Apayao's issues are among the scarcer provincial guerrilla notes — the sub-province had a small population and correspondingly limited print runs. Survival rates suffer further because much of the paper stock used across these emergency series was low-grade and poorly sized.