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Japanese 10 Sen
10 Sen

Japanese 10 Sen

Japan · Meiji Year 40 (1907)

The obverse features a center sunburst symbol surrounded by two dragons. The reverse features a flower wreath with a Paulownia crest.

Country
Japan
Year
Meiji Year 40 (1907)
Denomination
10 Sen
Metal
Silver (.720 Silver, .280 Copper)

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Overview

The obverse features a center sunburst symbol surrounded by two dragons. The reverse features a flower wreath with a Paulownia crest.

Historical significance

This coin was issued during the Meiji era of Japan, a period of rapid modernization and industrialization that saw Japan transform from a feudal society into a global power. The 10 Sen was a common fractional currency unit used in daily commerce.

Estimated value

$5.00 - $15.00 USD (depending on wear and silver spot price)

Care & preservation

Store in a cool, dry place. Handle by the edges to avoid transferring oils from your skin to the silver surface. Do not clean or polish with chemical agents, as this can significantly decrease numismatic value.

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