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5 Yen, 1977
5 Yen, 1977
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The 1977 5 Yen coin is a notable piece of Japanese currency from the late 20th century, representing Japan's economic stability and cultural heritage during that era.
On the obverse side of the coin, one typically finds the denomination "5" accompanied by the Japanese character for "Yen," all inscribed within a decorative border. The design may also feature a depiction of a young rice plant, symbolizing agricultural prosperity and abundance, which has been an essential aspect of Japan's economy and culture throughout its history.
The reverse side commonly features the year of minting, "昭和52年" (Shōwa 52 nen), indicating the 52nd year of the Shōwa era corresponding to 1977. Additionally, the design may include the value "5 YEN" in Japanese characters, along with the mint mark.
Crafted from durable metals such as aluminum or brass, the 1977 5 Yen coin would have been a widely circulated denomination in Japan, facilitating everyday transactions in both urban centers and rural areas.
Beyond its monetary value, this coin holds historical significance as a representation of Japan's economic resilience and cultural heritage during the late 20th century. As such, it remains a cherished collectible for numismatists and a tangible link to Japan's rich cultural heritage and economic development.
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On the obverse side of the coin, one typically finds the denomination "5" accompanied by the Japanese character for "Yen," all inscribed within a decorative border. The design may also feature a depiction of a young rice plant, symbolizing agricultural prosperity and abundance, which has been an essential aspect of Japan's economy and culture throughout its history.
The reverse side commonly features the year of minting, "昭和52年" (Shōwa 52 nen), indicating the 52nd year of the Shōwa era corresponding to 1977. Additionally, the design may include the value "5 YEN" in Japanese characters, along with the mint mark.
Crafted from durable metals such as aluminum or brass, the 1977 5 Yen coin would have been a widely circulated denomination in Japan, facilitating everyday transactions in both urban centers and rural areas.
Beyond its monetary value, this coin holds historical significance as a representation of Japan's economic resilience and cultural heritage during the late 20th century. As such, it remains a cherished collectible for numismatists and a tangible link to Japan's rich cultural heritage and economic development.
