Large-Size “Rising Sun and Dragon” 50 Sen Silver Coin, Meiji 3 (1870)
Estimate: £4,000 – £6,000
Starting bid
£100
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Meiji to modern yen
(72 lots)
Japan, Meiji 9 (1876), Trade Dollar. Authenticated by the Japan Numismatic Dealers Association.
Estimate: £4,000 – £6,000
Starting bid
£100
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1970 World Exposition Sponsorship and Participation Commemorative Set of Two Pieces in Pure Silver,
Estimate: £5,000 – £7,500
Starting bid
£100
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Japan World Exposition EXPO ’70 Commemorative Medals, a Set of Three in Gold, Silver, and Bronze
Estimate: £5,000 – £7,500
Starting bid
£100
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Japan, Meiji 30 (1897). A gold 5 yen coin, certified and encapsulated by PCCB.
Estimate: £5,000 – £7,500
Starting bid
£100
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Japan, Meiji 7 (1874), silver 20 sen coin. Extremely Fine.
Estimate: £300 – £400
Starting bid
£10
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Japanese pictorial coin (e-sen), inscribed “Valid for circulation within the Akita Domain” and “E
Estimate: £300 – £400
Starting bid
£10
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An Uncirculated Twenty-Sen Silver Coin, Meiji 26 (1893), Numismatic Collectible
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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Meiji Tsuho 10 Sen Note; Hansatsu (Feudal Domain Note); Old Paper Currency; Antique Coins
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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Commemorative Medal Bearing the Official Portrait of Emperor Showa, with Fitted Presentation Case
Estimate: £300 – £400
Starting bid
£10
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Rising Sun 10-Sen Silver Coin, Meiji 43 (1910). In good condition. Antique coin.
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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A silver 50-sen coin with Rising Sun design, dated Meiji 39 (1906).
Estimate: £500 – £700
Starting bid
£10
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An Antique Japanese Rising Sun 50-Sen Silver Coin, Meiji 39 (1906)
Estimate: £500 – £700
Starting bid
£10
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Japan, Meiji Period A Set of Four Dragon Five-Sen Silver Coins Dated Meiji 6 (1873) and Meiji 10 (
Estimate: £700 – £1,000
Starting bid
£10
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Guaranteed Authentic: Empire of Japan, Meiji 32 (1899), Dragon 20 Sen Silver Coin
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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E-sen (pictorial token); Kagamiya-sen (mirror-maker’s token); copper coin; coin; antique Japanese c
Estimate: £800 – £1,200
Starting bid
£10
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Old Banknote: Military Scrip, Government of the Empire of Japan, Ten-Sen Note, Meiji Tsuho (“Meiji
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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A Set of Two Customs Centenary Commemorative Medals, Customs Bureau, Ministry of Finance, Japan
Estimate: £1,800 – £2,700
Starting bid
£100
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Sato Eisaku Commemorative Medal, Showa 56 (1981)
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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Reserved for Affluent Collectors: A PCGS-Certified Old-Type One-Yen Silver Coin, Meiji 3 (1870)
Estimate: £3,500 – £5,200
Starting bid
£100
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Japan, Meiji 4 (1871), 20 Sen silver coin, graded PCGS MS64.
Estimate: £1,200 – £1,800
Starting bid
£10
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A Japanese Silver 50-Sen Coin with Dragon Design, Meiji 31 (1898)
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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Taisho 12 (1923), 50-Sen Silver Coin | A Rare Coin of the Taisho Period
Estimate: £300 – £400
Starting bid
£10
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Authentic Meiji Year 3 (1870) Old-Type One Yen Silver Coin, “Incomplete in ” Character Variety
Estimate: £5,000 – £7,500
Starting bid
£100
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Meiji 28 (1895), One-Yen Silver Trade Coin, Antique Coin
Estimate: £1,200 – £1,800
Starting bid
£10
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Japan, Meiji 3 (1870). Old-type silver 1 yen coin. Uncirculated, with a prooflike finish on one side
Estimate: £3,500 – £5,200
Starting bid
£100
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One-Yen Silver Coin, Meiji 28 (1895). Extremely Fine. Antique coin, in good condition.
Estimate: £2,000 – £3,000
Starting bid
£10
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An Antique New-Type One-Yen Silver Coin, Meiji 15 (1882), Proof.
Estimate: £2,600 – £3,900
Starting bid
£100
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Meiji Year 45 (1912), One Yen Silver Coin, PCGS Genuine, Tooled—AU Details
Estimate: £1,900 – £2,800
Starting bid
£10
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Japan, Showa 12 (1937), 50 Sen silver coin, graded PCGS MS62, with “Daikichi” (Great Fortune) labe
Estimate: £1,000 – £1,500
Starting bid
£10
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E-sen (Pictorial Coin): Kaiun Inari (Inari of Good Fortune)
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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A Rice-Stalk Type 1 Sen Bronze Coin, Meiji 35 (1902)
Estimate: £300 – £400
Starting bid
£10
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Antique-style replica of a gold yen coin, dated Meiji 4 (1871). Fine condition.
Estimate: £400 – £600
Starting bid
£10
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A Japanese One-Yen Silver Coin, Dragon Design, Meiji 19 (1886)
Estimate: £1,500 – £2,200
Starting bid
£10
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A Japanese Copper Half-Sen Coin, Meiji 8 (1875), with Dragon Design and “Dai Nippon” (Great Japan)
Estimate: £300 – £400
Starting bid
£10
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New Type One Yen Silver Coin, Meiji 41 (1908), a rare key-date issue. Antique one yen silver coin.
Estimate: £2,000 – £3,000
Starting bid
£10
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Genuine Meiji 3 (1870) Old-Type One-Yen Silver Coin, Uncirculated — Single-Sided Replica Specimen;
Estimate: £3,000 – £4,500
Starting bid
£10
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Dragon 5-Sen Silver Coin, Meiji 7 (1874), Special-Date Issue, Very Fine.
Estimate: £1,500 – £2,200
Starting bid
£10
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Japan, Meiji 8 (1875), Dragon 10 Sen Silver Coin, Type 1, PCGS MS64.
Estimate: £1,000 – £1,500
Starting bid
£10
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A Republic of China Year 23 (1934) silver one-yuan coin, featuring Sun Yat-sen and a sailing junk, a
Estimate: £1,500 – £2,200
Starting bid
£10
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A Set of Two Replica Twenty-Yen Gold Coins, 1996 Japan Mint, Ministry of Finance
Estimate: £600 – £900
Starting bid
£10
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