1 Cent

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背面描述	Central round hole flanked symmetrically by two upright sprays of rice or flowering plant branches, evoking the agricultural character of Indochina. The numeral '1' appears above the hole and 'CENT' below, together forming the denomination around the perforation. The circular legend 'INDOCHINE FRANÇAISE' runs along the outer border. The date is inscribed in the lower exergue beneath the denomination.
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铸造量	1940 - KM#24.1 (Circles on Phrygian cap) - 1,990,000 1940 - KM#24.2; Lec-108 (12 petals) - 150,000 1940 - KM#24.3; Lec-107(11 petals) - 2,360,000 1941 - KM#24.3 (11 petals) - 2,500,000
附加信息	The zinc composition here is a direct consequence of wartime metal allocation — by 1940, France's armament programs had stripped bronze from civilian coinage across both metropolitan and colonial mints. Following the fall of France in June 1940, the Indochina administration operated under the authority of Vichy, and Japanese military pressure on the colony intensified almost immediately after. These cents circulated in a territory that was, functionally, under dual occupation before the formal Japanese takeover in March 1945. Zinc corrodes aggressively in the humid conditions of Southeast Asia. Problem-free survivors are genuinely uncommon.

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