Acquire a compelling piece of World War II history with this 1 Yuan banknote issued by the Central Bank of Manchou. Dated to 1944, this note was circulated during the final years of the Empire of Manchukuo under the rule of Emperor Puyi (the "Last Emperor").

Key Features:

• Pick Number: P-J135

• Year of Issue: 1944 (Showa 19)

• Denomination: 1 Yuan

• Obverse: Features the portrait of T'ien Ming (a legendary figure in Manchu history) on the right and intricate traditional Chinese dragon motifs flanking the borders. The text "Central Bank of Manchou" is printed in bold Chinese characters.

• Reverse: Showcases a serene landscape featuring traditional Manchu/Chinese architecture and mountains, surrounded by an ornate green border with the denomination in Chinese and Mongolian script.

• Condition: This note is in circulated condition with natural aging and historical character. You will get what you see in the photo—the exact note with serial number 739859 (Block 168) is the item you will receive. Please review the high-resolution images to assess the paper quality and edges.

Shipping and Packaging Information

Processing Time: Orders placed from Monday to Friday will be carefully packed and dispatched within 24 hours.

Packaging: To ensure the safety of your purchase, we use board-backed envelopes and plastic sleeves to protect our products during transit.

United Kingdom Shipping:

• Enjoy free shipping within the UK, regardless of the weight of your order.

   

• Orders under £5: Your shipment will be sent via second class mail without tracking.

• Orders between £5 and £15: Shipped using first class mail without tracking.

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• Orders over £100: Benefit from special delivery with next-day delivery service.

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