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10 000 Yen - Reiwa Torchbearers

Issuer Japan Mint
Year 2020
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Shape Round
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Obverse script Japanese (Kanji)
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Reverse description Central device displays the official Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games emblem — a stylised sunburst motif composed of rectangular segments arranged in a fan-like pattern — above the inscriptions TOKYO 2020 and PARALYMPIC GAMES in Latin characters. Below the emblem appears the Paralympic Agitos symbol, consisting of three curved elements in a dynamic arrangement. The circular legend TOKYO 2020 PARALYMPIC GAMES arcs along the upper periphery, while the date 令和2年 (Reiwa 2) and denomination 10000YEN are inscribed along the lower periphery, flanked by decorative dots.
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Issued to commemorate the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, delayed by one year due to the COVID-19 pandemic — the first postponement of the Summer Games in peacetime history. Japan had already struck commemorative Olympic gold across multiple series by the time this piece was produced, but the Reiwa-era issues mark the first Olympic coinage struck under Emperor Naruhito, who ascended following Akihito's abdication in April 2019.

The JNDA reference places this within the broader 2019–2021 Tokyo Olympic commemorative program, which spanned dozens of individual issues across gold, silver, and clad formats, released in waves over several years.

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