1872-1873 Japan 5 Yen Gold Coin Ex-Jewelry (Random Year)

1872-1873 Japan 5 Yen Gold Coin Ex-Jewelry (Random Year)

The 1872-1873 Japan 5 Yen Gold Coin, now available at Bullion Exchanges, is a rare and historically significant piece from Japan’s early Meiji era. Struck from .900 fine gold, this coin was part of Japan’s transition to a modern monetary system. As an Ex-Jewelry piece, it may show signs of prior mounting or wear, yet it retains its intrinsic gold value and historical appeal. With its stunning design and rich history, this coin is a must-have for collectors and investors alike.

Coin Specifications:

• Made from .900 gold with a weight of 0.2411 troy oz
• Ex-Jewelry Condition
• Denomination: 5 Yen
• Produced by Japan Mint
• Obverse: Features the dragon within a beaded circle, legends around the border
• Reverse: Displays the Sunburst crest superimposed on the sacred mirror, flanked by military banners, chrysanthemum above with paulownia crest below

This early Meiji-era gold coin represents a pivotal moment in Japan’s history as the country shifted toward a modernized financial system. Despite being in Ex-Jewelry condition, this coin retains its gold content and collectible appeal, making it a valuable addition to historical collections or precious metal investments. Secure your 1872-1873 Japan 5 Yen Gold Coin (Random Year) today at Bullion Exchanges and own a remarkable piece of Japanese numismatic heritage.

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