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Notice from the Manchu Chuo Ginko about the provisional Manchukuo yuan issues, dated July 1 1932 and printed on Manchukuo Government Register issue 24, July 13 1932. Due to Manchukuo's dissolution in 1945 and the entirety of its territory currently belonged to People's Republic of China, this has been fell into public domain under Chinese law.

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