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100 Yen, 1965
100 Yen, 1965
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The 1965 100 Yen coin is a significant piece of Japanese currency from the mid-20th century, reflecting Japan's economic recovery and growth in the post-World War II era.
On the obverse side of the coin, one typically finds the denomination "100" accompanied by the Japanese character for "Yen," all inscribed within a decorative border. The design may also feature a depiction of a chrysanthemum flower, which is the symbol of the Japanese Imperial family and represents longevity and rejuvenation.
The reverse side commonly features a stylized representation of the phoenix, a mythical bird often associated with rebirth and renewal in Japanese culture. This design element symbolizes Japan's post-war recovery and its emergence as an economic powerhouse.
Crafted from durable metals such as nickel-brass or bronze, the 1965 100 Yen coin would have been widely circulated throughout Japan, serving as a medium of exchange for everyday transactions and commerce.
Beyond its monetary value, this coin holds historical and cultural significance as a representation of Japan's resilience and economic progress during the mid-20th century. It remains a cherished collectible for numismatists and a tangible link to Japan's rich cultural heritage and economic development during this period.
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On the obverse side of the coin, one typically finds the denomination "100" accompanied by the Japanese character for "Yen," all inscribed within a decorative border. The design may also feature a depiction of a chrysanthemum flower, which is the symbol of the Japanese Imperial family and represents longevity and rejuvenation.
The reverse side commonly features a stylized representation of the phoenix, a mythical bird often associated with rebirth and renewal in Japanese culture. This design element symbolizes Japan's post-war recovery and its emergence as an economic powerhouse.
Crafted from durable metals such as nickel-brass or bronze, the 1965 100 Yen coin would have been widely circulated throughout Japan, serving as a medium of exchange for everyday transactions and commerce.
Beyond its monetary value, this coin holds historical and cultural significance as a representation of Japan's resilience and economic progress during the mid-20th century. It remains a cherished collectible for numismatists and a tangible link to Japan's rich cultural heritage and economic development during this period.
