Old One Yen Silver Coin Meiji 3 - PCGS(MS70)

Meiji 3 (1870) marked the early period of Japan's Meiji Restoration, when the nation was at a crucial transition from tradition to modernity. The currency of this period is a product of Japan's monetary system reform and holds significant historical evidence. At that time, Japan introduced advanced Western coin minting technology, and the minting technique of this silver coin was relatively sophisticated. Whether it's the surface pattern design or character engraving, it demonstrates high artistic standards. For example, the patterns of the sun star, cherry blossom pansy, concentric knots on the front, and the flying dragon pattern on the back show the craftsmanship level of that time. The mintage of Meiji 3 One Yen Silver Coin was relatively low, and after years of historical transitions and circulation wear, the number of preserved pieces is limited. Due to its rarity, this silver coin holds relatively high value in the collector's market. In the market, well-preserved Meiji 3 One Yen Silver Coins often fetch high prices. In the international coin collecting market, Japan's Meiji 3 One Yen Silver Coin receives attention and recognition from many collectors. Particularly, coins in good condition with high grades often achieve high prices at auctions. For example, PCGS MS88 graded Meiji 3 One Yen Silver Coins have performed well at auctions.