1941 Federal Reserve of China 1 Yuan Note - Confucius Portrait Type - WW2 Japanese Puppet States - 1941 Chinese One Yuan Note - P#J72a

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1941 Federal Reserve of China 1 Yuan Note - Confucius Portrait Type - WW2 Japanese Puppet States - 1941 Chinese One Yuan Note - P#J72aThis listing is for the photographed 1941 N. D. Federal Reserve of China 1 Yuan Bank Note. Issued in the midst of World War II in the Japanese Puppet States in China. The obverse of this note displays a portrait of Confucius on the right end and a temple view on the left end. Fine (F) grade condition, many folds and signs of circulation, as pictured. Beautiful design and interesting historical note. P#J72a (Pick Number J72a). The Federal Reserve of

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