10 Sen - Taishō Pattern

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背面描述	A prominent sunburst radiates from the centre of the coin, surrounded by a wreath of cherry blossoms arranged symmetrically around the design. The issuing authority legend appears along the upper arc of the field, while the reign-era date inscription is placed along the lower arc. The composition reflects the characteristic Taishō-period pattern style with formal arrangement of imperial and calendrical inscriptions.
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铸造量	7 (1918)
附加信息	Pattern coins from the Taishō period occupy an awkward place in Japanese numismatic history — produced internally by the Osaka Mint as proposed design studies, most never advanced beyond small trial strikings and were never submitted for official approval. The 1918 silver 10 Sen pattern falls into this category, emerging at a moment when the mint was under pressure to modernize coin designs following Taishō's accession in 1912 but facing bureaucratic inertia that repeatedly delayed any substantive change to circulating types. Survivors in institutional or private hands are almost invariably traceable to mint disposal records from the 1920s and 1930s.

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