Japanese forces invaded Manchuria in 1931. For many people, this invasion marks the beginning of World War II in the Pacific. Major military offensives in 1937 and 1938 added additional areas, including areas bordering Mongolia, to Japanese control.

Japan used the coinage of its captured countries as a source of metals. The coinage of Manchukuo clearly shows the progression, as metals used in war materials were recalled, and the coinage replaced by lesser metals--copper-nickel to aluminum, until the last issues were of red fiber!

We invite you to view our other eBay lots, and visit our eBay store, to see coins from a wide variety of locations throughout the world.

Domestic Buyer pays $4 for postage, handling and insurance. For an international Buyer, shipping includes postage, handling and insurance; this may require Registered Mail or Priority Mail International, for countries not covered by our international shipping insurance policy. Accurate Customs documentation will be attached to international shipments.

Under recent rule changes, the Post Office defines all international merchandise shipments as packages, regardless of whether they are in envelopes.  Shipping for Canada, Australia and the UK depends upon how you wish for it to be shipped: (1) Registered Mail will cost about $34; or (2) First Class Mail International package (insured via a non-Post Office insurer) will cost about $17 ($15 for Canada)(postal rates effective 1/25/21). Additional items can be added to the package with no additional shipping cost.

30 day return privilege for any reason, provided that the coin holder has not been opened.

If you are bidding on other auctions we have on eBay or in our eBay store, please note that we combine shipments to reduce your postage costs whenever possible. Please contact us for combined shipping costs.