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| 背面铭文 | NIPPON GINKO 50 50 YEN (Translation: Bank of Japan) |
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| 防伪描述 | Alternating inverted numerals "50" and Bank of Japan emblems arranged in a diagonal repeating pattern. |
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Japan's postwar currency reconstruction moved in stages, and this 50 Yen note belongs to the period when the Bank of Japan was still working within severe paper and ink constraints imposed by occupation-era resource shortages. The Printing Bureau had resumed domestic production after American GHQ oversight began to ease, but full technical recovery took years.
The watermark — a simple pattern by international standards — reflects what the Bureau could consistently reproduce at volume during this transitional window. By 1958, rising coin production made low-denomination paper notes increasingly uneconomical, and the 50 Yen note was phased out in favor of the nickel 50 Yen coin introduced that same year.