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5 yen note

5 yen note is situated in Japan. Recorded with a height of 87. Established or created on 4 January 1886.

5 yen note

Series Kyu 5 Yen Bank of Japan note.

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5 yen note was established or created on 4 January 1886.
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5 yen note is situated in Japan.
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5 yen note is situated in Japan. Recorded with a height of 87. Established or created on 4 January 1886.

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