Keeling-Cocos Islands 1968 Plastic 1 Cent Token Uncirculated

Keeling-Cocos Islands 1968 Plastic 1 Cent Token UncirculatedThis 1 Cent token, issued in 1968 for the Cocos (Keeling) Islands, forms part of a scarce series of plastic emergency or merchant tokens. Produced in bright, durable plastic, the set ranged from 5 to 100 Rupees, each showing a palm tree on a small islandsymbolising the Cocos long standing coconut industry. Their exact function remains uncertain, though evidence suggests local use in trade or as substitutes for small change. Issued just two years after

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