Japan 50 Sen (1922-1926) - Taishō RARE SILVER COIN #L-647

Description

IssuerJapan EmperorTaishō (1912-1926)TypeStandard circulation coinsYears11-15 (1922-1926)CalendarJapanese - Taishō eraValue50 Sen (0.50 JPY)CurrencyYen (1871-date)CompositionSilver (.720)Weight4.95 gDiameter23.5 mmThickness1.04 mmShapeRoundTechniqueMilledOrientationMedal alignment ↑↑DemonetizedYes Immerse yourself in the historical allure of the Japan 50 Sen (1922-1926) - Taishō Rare Silver Coin #L-647. This exquisite piece of numismatic history hails from the Taishō era and was minted by Japan between 1922 and 1926. Crafted from .720 silver, this 4.95g coin boasts a diameter of 23.5mm and a thickness of 1.04mm, with a classic round shape and milled technique. The coin features a value of 50 Sen and is denominated in Yen. With a striking medal alignment and a captivating design reflective of the era, this collectible holds both historical and aesthetic value. Ideal for seasoned collectors and history enthusiasts, its rarity and unique composition make it a prized addition to any collection. This coin, demonetized yet cherished, encapsulates a bygone era of Japanese numismatics and the legacy of the Taishō Emperor.