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Hold a genuine piece of Japanese history with this unissued 1 Sen ceramic coin. Toward the end of World War II, acute metal shortages forced Japan to explore alternative materials for currency, resulting in experimental coinage crafted from baked clay.
Because the war ended before these clay coins were officially released into daily commerce, vast quantities were ordered destroyed. Surviving pieces never entered public circulation, making them intriguing artifacts for currency enthusiasts and history lovers worldwide.
This particular 1 Sen coin carries no date markings and remains unused. It's a quiet, fascinating relic from a distinctive era of Japanese numismatics.
Details
Unissued 1 Sen ceramic coin, no date. Unused condition. Item No. ITM1330.
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