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5 Fen

发行方 Central Bank of Manchukuo
年份 1945
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面值 5 Fen (0.05)
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正面铭文 满洲中央銀行
五分
2
背面描述 Printed in terracotta-orange on cream paper, the reverse carries a central vignette of a tall monument or tower rising above a landscaped setting, rendered within a lightly ruled guilloche underprint. The composition is enclosed by an elaborate scrollwork border with cloud and floral motifs, with a quatrefoil ornament at the upper centre. The denomination 五分 is repeated in Chinese characters within decorative cartouches on both lateral margins.
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Manchukuo's monetary system was functionally an instrument of Japanese wartime policy — the Central Bank of Manchukuo operated under direct oversight from Tokyo, and by 1945 the puppet state's finances were in acute disorder. This 5 Fen note was issued in the war's final months, when Japan's position in Manchuria was collapsing and hyperinflationary pressure had rendered low-denomination fractional notes nearly worthless in practice.

Soviet forces swept through Manchuria in August 1945, and the Central Bank ceased operations almost immediately. Notes dated to this final year were often abandoned in bulk, which is why unissued examples surface with some regularity despite the institution's abrupt end.

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