Regular Issue Printed in Japan 1. 6-Centavo Planting Rice Card 2. 12-Centavos Vinta 3. 16-Centavos Vinta 4. 10-Centavos Mount Fuji/Mayon 13 July 1943 Feeling that two women planting rice are redundant, Mr. Buenafe covered the original indicia with a red stamp of the same design. He did not efface the inscription in the center of the card "yubin hagaki" or postcard.

The original die used lithographing of the Planting Rice was designed by Kato-Kuraiuchi of the Government Printing Bureau in Tokyo.

First Provisional Issue 1. 2-Centavos Rizal Provisional 2. 16-Centavos Magellan's Landing Provisional 4 March 1942 According to sticklers, March 4 FDC's with gummed reseal censor labels cannot be classified as legitimate FDC's if the labels are not tied to cover with a hand-stamped censor mark. This cover obviously does not pass the criterion because the censor mark is not tied to the label and the censor's initial is partially under the label. The label was printed on white Manila paper.