Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "5 yen note" in English language version.
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ignored (help)But when America lifted her gold embargo in June, 1919, Japan soon began to import gold heavily. And this naturally reenforced the gold reserve of the Bank of Japan. It had been the opinion of government officials that no inflation could take place so long as the percentage of gold cover had not been lowered.
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ignored (help)Between March 2 and March 9 , 1946 all Bank of Japan notes were surrendered for 1 : 1 conversion into new yen notes
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