Posted 08/07/2009 02:40 am
At current exchange rate, it's at 1048USD. Face value of the coin is clearly more than bullion value but don't expect a lot of premium on it - people that owned these coins just take them to the bank and exchange them because coin dealers in Japan aren't paying too much for them. There are a lot of dealers that get burned on these coins because they are just too difficult to sell. I do not know any Japanese gold coins struck in 1990. Is it struck in 1991? http://www.mint.go.jp/eng/data/comm...e/index.html
There were just too many struck considering the high face value.
There were just too many struck considering the high face value.
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