The above shows some bus tickets which were used long ago when we still had bus conductors then. These conductors would have a green sling bag in which they would place the money, a stack of multi-coloured tickets as well as a stapler-looking hole-puncher. Those were the days when travelling on a public bus were not automated.
These are Japanese "banana" money used during the World War 2 Japanese Occupation of Singapore from 1942 to 1945. As there were no serial numbers on them, circulation of these money, which were printed illegally, was rampant. These money eventually became valueless. After the war, many people destroyed these useless money, and thus today, "banana" money have become quite rare.
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