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Japanese 5 Yen, Year?

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 Posted 07/03/2021  5:44 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add My2cent to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Can someone please help me identify what year this coin is? I know it is Japanese 5 yen and that is about it.
I tried to do some research but the symbols don't match up with anything I have been able to find.
I think it may be 19?8 but I really don't know for sure.
Japanese-5-Yen,-Year?
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Yes, 5 yen, KM Y#72a. Showa year 63 (1988). Here's one explanation of reading dates on Japanese coins:

http://portlandcoins.blogspot.com/2...d-dates.html
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Well that article was definitely educational. Thank you very much for the help. I will definitely keep the info for future reference. I actually have multiple japanese coins so it will come in handy.
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 Posted 07/04/2021  09:54 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Squire Wilson to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
...actually, the Japanese 5 Yen coin is considered quite lucky. I remember that from my visits to Japan. Particularly good as a donation when visiting a temple.

Some web sites where this is discussed
https://giga-rabbit.com/campaign/
https://www.theikebanashop.com/blog...en-and-go-en
https://tokiotours.wordpress.com/20...-5-yen-coin/

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