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Description
It features a solid construction.
The back crest is made from remnant materials from Nikko Toshogu Shrine and contains a talisman inside.
The front piece is authentic but is only secured with wire due to a different insertion point.
Please note: No returns will be accepted and all claims are void.
Full-Body Armor (400 Years Old)
Sold For
6,500,000 Yen ($41666.67)
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2026-04-25 19:51:04 JST
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Collector Commentary
This remarkable piece of armor, dating back over 400 years and preserved in rust-free condition, exemplifies the high craftsmanship associated with samurai artifacts in Japan. The unique back crest from Nikko Toshogu Shrine, combined with an authentic front piece showcasing a distinct securing method, adds significant historical and cultural value to this collectible. Such rare historical items typically attract serious collectors, particularly those interested in Edo period artifacts, and this example stands out for its exceptional preservation and provenance. Given the current bid of ¥6,500,000, it reflects a strong collector demand for genuine and well-preserved artifacts in the Japanese market, where historical authenticity is paramount.