5 Fen China Manchukuo Red Fiber 10 Coin LOT Japanese puppet state Manchukuo (#D)

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5 Fen China Manchukuo Red Fiber 10 Coin LOT Japanese puppet state Manchukuo
Manchukuo was a Japanese puppet state carved out of Northeastern China prior to World War II.  Due to a severe metal shortage towards the end of the war, it issued these unusual 1 Fen and 5 Fen coins struck in a thick, red material rather than metal. The coins are dated in the year of the reign of Emperor Kang Te of Manchukuo.
Kang Te was formerly known as Pu Yi, who was the last Emperor of China until he was deposed in 1911. The Japanese used him as the figurehead leader for Manchukuo.  The 1 Fen struck only a single year; 1945.  The 5 Fen was struck in 1944 and 1945. Because the material used was relitively soft, the coins show considerable wear.
These historic World War II coins are some of the few circulating non-metallic coins of the 20th century.
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