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100 Yen Banknotes From 1953
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2017/10/5 12:15
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Can anyone tell me whether these are still legal tender? Thanks.
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by Matt (guest)
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Re: 100 Yen Banknotes From 1953
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2017/10/5 18:06
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They should be. But you may find rejection in attempting to use them for shopping.
I would go to a bank and exchange them.
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by hakata14
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Re: 100 Yen Banknotes From 1953
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2017/10/6 09:26
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Still "legal", but actually cannot use for payments, shoppings, eatings, and no accept any vending machines.
Vending machines may not accept them, but according to the 2nd link that Thonburi provided, it clearly says (below) that the notes can be used for payments typically including shoppings and eatings.
なお、一度発行された銀行券は、法令に基づく特別な措置がとられない限り、通用力を失うことはありません。
Of couse, you might have a problem with shop/restaurant clerks who do not know the note, but still you are legally allowed to use them. In any case, the easiest way to use them is to go to a bank and have them exchanged.
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by Uco
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