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50 avos, from 1944 Macau. The Portuguese only began to issue coins for Macau in 1952.

I think this qualifies as a fractional...

I haven't been a fractional collector but I couldn't pass this one up & won it on a low-ball bid. It's P-3a. a 102 year old 50 Centimes from Monaco. Not much to look at, quite off-centred, but at least original (& not pressed):

The Lao Issara ("Free Laos") was an anti French, non communist nationalist movement formed on October 12, 1945. This short-lived movement emerged after the Japanese defeat in World War II and became the government of Laos before the return of the French. It aimed to prevent the French from restoring their control over Laos. The Lao Issara movement disbanded in 1949.

The Lao Issara issued four different banknotes, from them I have one of 50 Att (unit of Kip).

Translation of the back:
"The counterfeiter or dealer of counterfeit banknotes will be punished with hard labor imprisonment from 5 years up to life sentence and all of its properties will be confiscated according to art. 5 - law 18 January 2489 ( 1946 )
The Minister of finances Mr. Katay Don Sasorit"

Cambodia under Vietnamese occupation 1979:

0.1 Riel (1 Kak):


0.2 Riel (2 Kak):


0.5 Riel (5 Kak)::

Nice examples!

Lovely pair!

Thank you, jbuck and Kppper Ken!

Banknote of 500 Pruta (0.5 Lira) issued by Israel in 1955. The front shows ruins of the ancient synagogue at Bir'am in upper Galilee, Israel:


banknote of 0.5 Lira, issued by Israel in 1959. Front shows pioneer woman soldier holding a basket of oranges. Back shows tomb of the Sanhedrin in Jerusalem: