Historic 1905 20 Sen Coin Japan – 0.800 Silver | Low Mintage Meiji Era Collectible

Own a true treasure from Japan’s imperial past with this 1905 (Year 38) 20 Sen silver coin, minted in Osaka during the Meiji era under Emperor Mutsuhito. Struck in 0.800 fine silver, this round, reeded-edge coin weighs 5.39g and features classic Meiji-era Japanese artistry. With only 8,444,930 minted, it’s a scarce piece from a pivotal era of modernization in Japan. A must-have for collectors of world silver coins, Japanese history, and early 20th-century currency.

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 Why This Product Is a Good Investment

This 1905 Japanese 20 Sen silver coin offers a range of compelling benefits for investors and collectors:

• Low Mintage: Only 8,444,930 coins were minted—a relatively small number for a circulating denomination, increasing its long-term rarity.

• High Silver Content: Made of 0.800 silver, it holds intrinsic melt value (currently estimated at ~$4.55 USD) with potential for future appreciation in silver markets.

• Historical Significance: Issued during the Meiji era, a major transformation period in Japanese industrial, military, and monetary history.

• Imperial Legacy: Associated with Emperor Mutsuhito (Meiji), whose reign is among the most significant in Japan’s modernization.

• Early 20th Century Coinage: As over 100 years old, this coin is not just collectible—it’s a true antique.

• Osaka Mint: A prestigious Japanese mint known for its quality coin production.

• Excellent for Sets: Completes any Japanese yen type set or silver world coin collection.