The Meiji 27th-Year small new one-yen silver coin holds historical significance as a relic from Japan's Meiji Era, a period marked by rapid modernization and cultural transformation.

With a limited production run of 1,256,252 pieces, this coin is sought after by numismatists and collectors of Japanese history, despite being a cleaned example which can affect its visual appeal and market value.

The unique design features, such as the intricate engravings of flames and the dragon motif, contribute to its collectability, and the certification from JNDA verifies its authenticity and provenance in the collector market.

Priced competitively at ¥27,000, it reflects typical market values for similar items, making it an interesting find for those focused on Japanese numismatic history.