Question 1

Are this replicas or 100% authentic

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They should be 100% Authentic. These coins are not expensive to obtain and the bills were mass produced as well. You can find those Japanese Peso bills, actually called Fiat Peso, in several denominational notes from 1 to 1000, rather a cheaply. While I can’t say that they were going to be used in Hawaii, they were originally manufactured to be used in the Philippines. The likelihood that would have been used in Hawaii, is rather small, due to the fact, Japan issued different notes for the different territories it conquered. For instance Burma was also under Japanese control during WWII and they were issued Rupees, not Pesos. I don’t recall the whole stamp vs non stamp difference, but it could be that the ones stamped were sent to or arrived in the Philippines and the ones that were not, never left Japan. If you really want historically significant money related to Hawaii in WWII, you can find US Dollars that was printed with brown die and stamped on the back with HAWAII. These note were made in the event that Japan did try to take Hawaii and then the US government could say all those Hawaii notes were worthless.

Question 2

How are this authentic if those steel pennys are only around 30 in existence right now

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The 1943 steel penny was made in abundance. They are everywhere for cheap. The 1943 copper penny is worth a fortune if you can find one. At was the copper penny that only a few were made. All copper in 1943 was going to war effort. During this time even nickels were made of silver because nickel was going to war effort.

Question 3

Are all of the bills stamped ? My second purchase was not.

Accepted Answer

Ours was stamped.

Question 4

Need sleeve for whitman native american sacagawea album. 2018-present.  do you have any?

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No

ASIN	B084BYK1CF
Best Sellers Rank	#82 in Collectible Coins ( See Top 100 in Collectible Coins ) #67 in Individual Collectible Coins
Brand Name	FCM
Coin Variety 1	Copper,Nickel,Silver
Color	silver, steel
Composition	Alloy Steel
Customer Reviews	4.7 out of 5 stars 1,612 Reviews
Denomination	Penny
Exterior Finish	Copper,Steel
Fineness	35
Global Trade Identification Number	00892062001831
Grade Rating	Very Fine
Graded By	Seller Graded
Grading Provided By	Seller Graded
Manufacturer	FCM
Material	Alloy Steel
Metal Type	Alloy Steel, Copper
Mint Mark	D
Model Number	703P-AMZ
Number of Packs	1
Part Number	703P-AMZ
Purity Percentage	35
Set	Collection
Set Name	Invasion Coin & Currency Set
Total Eaches	1
Unit Count	1 Count
Variety	Copper,Nickel,Silver
Year	1941

Pearl Harbor and Japanese Invasion Coin & Currency Collection

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