Hold a piece of Japanese monetary history with this Rising Sun 10 Sen silver coin, certified and graded MS65 by PCGS. Encased in an older, solid blue PCGS slab, this coin displays an impressive strike with a remarkably clear chrysanthemum crest that retains its true uncirculated look. A light, natural toning crosses the surface, lending soft vintage character without hiding the coin's sharp details.
The Meiji era marked the birth of modern Japanese coinage, replacing traditional money with machine-struck silver coins. The Rising Sun series remains a classic favorite among collectors worldwide, recognized for its refined traditional motifs and elegant composition. This coin carries the die variety classification of Type e Standard.
As a pre-owned vintage piece, its gentle surface dullness is simply part of the coin's aging, not a flaw. Offered at an accessible price for such a high MS65 grade, it's a brilliant option for anyone looking to expand their collection of vintage Japanese silver.
Japanese Rising Sun 10 Sen silver coin, Meiji 44 (1911), certified PCGS MS65 (FDC). Encapsulated with an older monochrome blue PCGS label. Light toning is present, with a clear chrysanthemum crest and strong strike. Die classification: Type E, Standard. The product text also refers to Meiji 10.
