Here we have an interesting lot of Occupied Philippines Peso notes; a ten and a five peso note, three (3) ten centavos notes, and a 1949 One Peso note.  .  Printed by the Japanese during wartime.   Nice overall condition.  One vertical fold in the center of each of the five and ten peso.  Corners on the ten are fairly square, no tears, light staining in a couple of spots.  Five peso note has more wear, more corner rounding and slightly greater staining.  One peso note has a missing corner and light general creasing from wallet wear. Three ten centavo notes are really beautiful,  Never folded with nice corners and are crisp and uncirculated.  Found among my Grandfather's effects, and he was all over the Pacific with the Army Air Corps before and after WWII, so I'm going to have to assume he acquired it during that time period.  If you'd like photos of any specific part of the notes, don't hesitate to ask.  I'm certainly no professional grader, but careful examination of the ten leads me to rate this at 53/55.  I'd say overall condition is closer to 58, but the light staining brings it down some.  I'd put the five at closer to 40. One peso at about 8 or 9, and the ten centavo notes at 65 or better