Japan. 50, 10 Sen 1907-1917 (Lot of 13 coins) - Silver 34.4g Meiji (No reserve price)
This lot consists of 13 Japanese coins from the Meiji period, specifically 50 and 10 Sen denominations minted between 1907 and 1917. The Meiji era was a time of rapid modernization and Westernization in Japan, including major reforms to the country's monetary system. These silver coins reflect the transitional period when Japan adopted decimal currency inspired by Western standards. The 34.4g likely references the total silver weight or combined weight of the lot. Collectors appreciate Meiji period coins for their historic value, fine craftsmanship, and as tangible links to Japan's emergence as a modern nation.
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