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A beautiful example of early 20th-century Japanese coinage, this 1915 Japan 1 Sen is presented in Mint State (MS) condition. Struck during the reign of Emperor Taishō, this coin represents a fascinating period in Japan’s history as the nation entered the modern industrial era.
The obverse features the sunburst design with the value inscription “1 SEN”, while the reverse displays the traditional chrysanthemum crest, a symbol of the Japanese Imperial family, along with the year of issue. The intricate details and balanced design reflect the craftsmanship of Japan’s pre-war coinage.
This Mint State example retains strong original detail, sharp lettering, and attractive surfaces with minimal signs of circulation. The coin displays the quality and preservation expected from a well-preserved example of the Taishō period.
Coin Details
- Year: 1915
- Country: Japan
- Denomination: 1 Sen
- Era: Taishō Period (1912–1926)
- Emperor: Taishō
- Grade: MS (Mint State)
- Composition: Bronze
- Condition: Uncirculated / Mint State
A wonderful addition for collectors of Japanese coins, world currency, and Imperial-era Asian coinage, this 1915 1 Sen offers a glimpse into Japan’s history during a time of rapid growth and transformation.
Please examine the photographs carefully for the coin’s exact color, luster, surfaces, and overall appearance.
