(Yr 34-41) 1959-1966 Japan Silver 100 Yen Avg Circ
(Yr 34-41) 1959-1966 Japan Silver 100 Yen Avg Circ
During the mid-twentieth century, Japan issued a distinctive silver 100 Yen coin that circulated widely during a period of rapid economic growth. Minted between the Japanese calendar years of Showa 34 and Showa 41, which correspond to the Western years of 1959 to 1966, this piece represents a classic era of Japanese coinage. Identified in numismatic references as catalog number KM #Y78, each of these circulating coins contains 0.0926 troy ounces of silver. The physical presence of the precious metal combined with the clean, mid-century design aesthetic makes this denomination a fascinating study of Japan's post-war coinage transition.
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Specifications
| Country | Japan |
|---|---|
| Grade | Average Circulated |
| Legal-tender face value | 100 Yen |
| Metal | Silver |
| Weight | 0.0926 troy oz |
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