2013 Japan Okayama 47 Prefectures 1oz Silver 1000 Yen Color Proof Coin
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Available for purchase and immediate shipment is the 2013 Japan Okayama 47 Prefectures 1oz Silver 1000 Yen Color Proof Coin. � Comes in complete Original Government Packaging, including clear plastic case and outer cardboard sleeve. � � Sorry, I can only ship to verified PayPal addresses in the United States. Japan Prefecture Coin Series � is Country’s Most Ambitious Coin Program Ever The popularity of the United States' series of 50 State Quarters, issued from 1999 through 2008, probably inspired Japan to launched its most ambitious series of commemorative coins in 2008-commemorating the 47 Prefectures-and the series will run through 2016. � But while the State Quarters were issued in uncirculated condition, made from copper-nickel and issued by the millions, the large Prefecture 40mm. coins are being minted in gem proof quality from 99.9% pure silver, limited to 100,000 of each-and they picture local scenery, flora and fauna, etc. in full color. � Japan's current prefecture system was established by the Meiji government in July 1871. � Although there were initially over 300 prefectures, this number was reduced to 72 in the latter part of 1871, and 47 in 1888. � The Local Autonomy Law of 1947 gave more political power to prefectures, and installed prefectural governors and parliaments.
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