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○○○ Product Description ○○○ Imperial Japan Government Savings Certificate One Yen This item is being sold as is. Please refer to the photos for details. The photos provided depict everything included in this listing. - We have other items listed as well, feel free to check them out. □ About the Transaction □ ◇ Shipping Method (Shipping costs borne by the winning bidder) - The item will be shipped prepaid via Yu-Pack from Chiba Prefecture. - Shipping method without insurance: Standard mail 110 yen * Please choose one of these options. ◇ Product Handover - The item will be shipped within 3 days after confirmation. ◇ Returns and Cancellations - No returns, exchanges, or refunds will be accepted due to the buyer's circumstances. - Please read all details and review the images carefully before considering your bid. - If you have any questions, please ask with sufficient time before bidding. - I will answer as far as my knowledge allows. - For new bidders or those with many negative feedbacks, I may cancel bids at my discretion. □ Seller Information □ - Seller: AIRISTO Corporation - Location: 1-7-3 Shin-Chiba, Chuo-ku, Chiba-shi - Contact: 043-241-0888 (Please contact via the question section or transaction navigation unless it is urgent) - Antique Dealer License Number: Chiba Prefecture No. 441010002346 Please note that contact cannot be made on Sundays or at night.

Imperial Japan Government Savings Certificate One Yen

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100 Yen ($0.65)

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2026-04-15 09:35:45 JST

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Collector Commentary

The Imperial Japan Government Savings Certificate from the early 20th century represents a significant piece of Japan's historical monetary system, appealing primarily to collectors of Japanese antiques and historical memorabilia. Given its one Yen denomination, this item reflects the era’s economic context, standing out for its limited availability and condition-dependent collectibility, with used certificates often fetching varied prices based on signs of wear. The provenance and careful storage typical of Japanese antiques enhance its appeal, especially for those focused on authentic, vintage items sourced directly from Japan. Its rarity within the collector community suggests a steady demand for those interested in the nation's economic history.

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