1903 (Meiji 36) Japan 1 Yen – JNDA 01-10A – MS 62 – Toned
1903 Japan 1 Yen, corresponding to Meiji Year 36 (M36), cataloged as JNDA 01-10A and graded MS 62. The coin displays attractive toning, adding distinctive character to this classic Meiji-era Japanese silver issue.
Coin Details
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Country: Japan
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Date: 1903
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Japanese Era: Meiji 36 (M36)
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Denomination: 1 Yen
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Catalog: JNDA 01-10A
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Grade: MS 62
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Type: Japanese silver coin
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Appearance: Toned
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Period: Meiji Era
About the Coin
The 1 Yen was an important denomination of Japan's Meiji-period monetary system. This issue features the familiar Japanese dragon design, surrounded by traditional decorative elements, making it one of the most recognizable types of Japanese silver coinage from the era.
The coin's toned surfaces give it an individual appearance and can provide attractive coloration and contrast to the underlying design. As with naturally toned coins, the exact color and intensity are best appreciated from the photographs.
With an MS 62 grade, this example retains mint-state characteristics and is an appealing choice for collectors of Japanese Meiji coinage, Japanese silver, and Asian or world coins.
Please examine the photographs carefully for the exact coin, toning, surfaces, and overall appearance. The coin pictured is the exact item offered for sale.
