Japan: Meiji 27 (1894) Silver 1 Yen PCGS MS64
Japan: Meiji 27 (1894) Silver 1 Yen PCGS MS64, JNDA 01-10A
The Meiji 27 (1894) Silver 1 Yen represents one of the most iconic issues of Imperial Japan, struck during the reign of Emperor Meiji as the nation rapidly modernised and emerged as a major world power. The majestic dragon, symbolising imperial authority and strength, is paired with the elegant chrysanthemum and paulownia wreath reverse, creating one of the most celebrated and artistically accomplished designs in Asian numismatics.
Certified PCGS MS64, this impressive example is sharply struck throughout and distinguished by exceptional eye appeal. Both sides are enveloped in rich, original cabinet toning, displaying warm champagne, amber, and subtle violet hues that beautifully complement the underlying satiny mint lustre. The dragon exhibits remarkable detail in its scales, whiskers, and claws, while the reverse wreath and central denomination remain equally crisp, with clean fields enhancing the coin's visual harmony.
Combining strong technical preservation with outstanding originality, this near-Gem specimen is an excellent representative of one of Japan's most sought-after classic crown-sized silver issues. A beautiful and highly desirable example that would grace any advanced collection of Japanese or world crown coinage.
JAPAN. Meiji.
Silver 1 Yen, 27 (1894).
small type
In secure plastic holder, graded PCGS MS64 , certification number 56454909.
PCGS population in this grade: 41.
PCGS population in higher grade: 19.
Reference: Y-A25.3
Weight: 26.96g.
Diameter: 38mm.
Composition: 900/1000 Silver.
PLEASE NOTE: This lot is located in Singapore and will be dispatched directly from our Singapore office following the auction. Kindly refer to the Auction Description for alternative collection locations and schedules.
A 20.00% buyer's premium will be charged separately. GST may apply to the hammer price, please refer to the Auction Description for further details.
Payment must be made in SGD. If you wish to pay in another currency, please contact us to discuss the available options.
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Japan: Meiji 27 (1894) Silver 1 Yen PCGS MS64, JNDA 01-10A
The Meiji 27 (1894) Silver 1 Yen represents one of the most iconic issues of Imperial Japan, struck during the reign of Emperor Meiji as the nation rapidly modernised and emerged as a major world power. The majestic dragon, symbolising imperial authority and strength, is paired with the elegant chrysanthemum and paulownia wreath reverse, creating one of the most celebrated and artistically accomplished designs in Asian numismatics.
Certified PCGS MS64, this impressive example is sharply struck throughout and distinguished by exceptional eye appeal. Both sides are enveloped in rich, original cabinet toning, displaying warm champagne, amber, and subtle violet hues that beautifully complement the underlying satiny mint lustre. The dragon exhibits remarkable detail in its scales, whiskers, and claws, while the reverse wreath and central denomination remain equally crisp, with clean fields enhancing the coin's visual harmony.
Combining strong technical preservation with outstanding originality, this near-Gem specimen is an excellent representative of one of Japan's most sought-after classic crown-sized silver issues. A beautiful and highly desirable example that would grace any advanced collection of Japanese or world crown coinage.
JAPAN. Meiji.
Silver 1 Yen, 27 (1894).
small type
In secure plastic holder, graded PCGS MS64 , certification number 56454909.
PCGS population in this grade: 41.
PCGS population in higher grade: 19.
Reference: Y-A25.3
Weight: 26.96g.
Diameter: 38mm.
Composition: 900/1000 Silver.
PLEASE NOTE: This lot is located in Singapore and will be dispatched directly from our Singapore office following the auction. Kindly refer to the Auction Description for alternative collection locations and schedules.
A 20.00% buyer's premium will be charged separately. GST may apply to the hammer price, please refer to the Auction Description for further details.
Payment must be made in SGD. If you wish to pay in another currency, please contact us to discuss the available options.