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Japanese Yen Note
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2019/9/26 23:10
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This is a change in emperor earlier this year so they will definitely issue out new notes..The question is I'm holding onto the old Japanese notes...Would it become unusable after some period?
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by Black Joker
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Re: Japanese Yen Note
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2019/9/27 11:16
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Japanese government has announced that they're gonna issue new yen bills at some time next year.
But older type of bills will be still usable for a good long time, like at least 5 - 10 years.
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by Max (guest)
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Re: Japanese Yen Note
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2019/9/27 11:17
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They will issue new notes soon-ish, but it has nothing to do with the change of emperor. Of course old notes will remain valid.
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by ... (guest)
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Re: Japanese Yen Note
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2019/9/27 11:34
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「This is a change in emperor earlier this year so they will definitely issue out new notes」
Whoever the current emperor has no connection to yen notes. Japan isn't like Thailand, where the king's face is on every bill. It's not even like the U.S., where the people on dollar bills are generally former presidents. Most of the people on yen notes are scholars or writers, with no political connection, so a change in emperor doesn't mean new money needs to be issued.
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