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Japan Meiji Year 21 One Yen Dragon Coin

Start with photos so we can assess type, condition and market direction. Higher-value or uncertain items can then be checked in person.

WhatsApp photos for appraisal Front, back and edge photos are usually reviewed first

Free photo review Phone 852 98342057

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Collectible appraisal

Japan Meiji Year 21 One Yen Dragon Coin

Start with photos so we can assess type, condition and market direction. Higher-value or uncertain items can then be checked in person.

Japan Meiji Year 21 One Yen Dragon Coin

Fast appraisal contact Free photo review
WhatsApp photos for appraisal Front, back and edge photos are usually reviewed first
Phone 852 98342057

Please include front, back, edge, weight, size, detail and certificate photos where available.

Free photo review HK/Macau appointment available Quote after in-person confirmation Cash or transfer handover

Item details and appraisal notes

Meiji Year 21, One Yen, Japan and dragon-coin wording are supplied for this silver coin. No Gregorian year, personal ruler or mint is supplied. Converting the reign-era year from outside knowledge would cross the available evidence boundary.

Keep Meiji Year 21 without adding a Gregorian conversion

Feature Supported information
Object Japanese One Yen dragon silver coin
Date Meiji Year 21; no Gregorian year is supplied.
Denomination One Yen
Country and design Japan; dragon coin. No personal ruler or mint is named.
Boundary The era year, value and dragon wording support broad identity but do not establish authenticity or variety.

Read the reign-era date exactly as supplied

Era date: Photograph the complete Meiji Year 21 inscription with neighbouring characters and border. Keep weak strokes open rather than converting or completing them.

One Yen and dragon: Capture the full value and the dragon relief on their uncropped faces, then add low-angle details at a consistent orientation.

Missing information: Leave the Gregorian year, personal ruler and mint open. Weight, diameter and thickness are physical cross-checks only and cannot supply them.

Protect the coin while moving around the edge

Take natural-colour faces before an overlapping circumference series. Hold a loose piece by the edge over a soft support, preserve toning and keep a sealed holder closed.

Separate three kinds of evidence

Date and denomination: Keep the reign-era characters and complete One Yen legend tied to full views, especially where wear affects a stroke.

Dragon and fields: Use matched direct and raking light to show relief, open areas, hairlines and old cleaning without altering contrast digitally.

Loose material: Photograph a label, envelope or box apart from the coin and maintain a conditional association unless corroborating evidence connects it.

Japanese dragon-silver guidance

Browse Foreign Silver Coins and read Junk Dollar, French Indochina Piastre and British Trade Dollar Records. Use only the handling method; the linked material cannot add a Gregorian year, ruler or mint to Meiji Year 21.

Other dragon-coin dates

Send the reign-era date, value, dragon details and full circumference through About Gu Jin Jian Bao | Collection Enquiries, WhatsApp 9834 2057 or Phone +852 9834 2057. State that no Gregorian year, personal ruler or mint has been assigned to the Meiji Year 21 coin.

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Which date is safely supplied for the Meiji Year 21 dragon coin?

Meiji Year 21 is supplied, but no Gregorian year is given. One Yen, Japan and dragon-coin wording are also present; no personal ruler or mint is named.

Should a Gregorian conversion be added from historical knowledge?

No. Keep the reign-era inscription exactly as supplied and photograph it with adjacent characters. External conversion must not become a fact for this coin.

How do measurements and packaging fit the assessment?

Use safe measurements only as cross-checks, preserve the surface and show any loose label separately unless evidence supports its association.