I found a bunch of old bills that belonged to my father when he was serving overseas and in the Korean War. I really don't have any idea, much of it is Japanese and Korean. Does anyone know what this stuff is?
These were issued by the Bank of Korea and says "one" on one side, and "50" on the other side. Everything else is presumably in Korean.
----------------------------
This appears to be a 5 cent "Military Payment Certificate" and is issued by the United States. I don't see a date... looks like series 481?
---------------------------
This is 5 Shillings "British Armed Forces" "Special Voucher", there is no date, but says "second series"
---------------------------
One yen, date unknown
---------------------------
This is issued by "The Bank of Korea" - "One Thousand Won"
----------------------------
This says "Ten Pesos" and "The Japanese Government" on one side, "Ten Pesos on the other", I don't see a date, but there are some small Japanese characters that may contain this.
----------------------------
This one has a "10" on one side and a "10" on the back with the word "Nippon"