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20 Sen Uniface pattern

Issuer Japan
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Technique Milled
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Obverse description Central field bears the vertical denomination inscription in kanji characters flanked on either side by two confronted phoenix figures. A chrysanthemum flower seal (imperial kamon) is positioned at the top of the design, while a paulownia crest appears at the bottom, itself flanked by decorative karakusa (arabesque scrollwork) sprigs. The overall composition reflects the formal Meiji-era design vocabulary applied to Japanese silver coinage. The periphery features a milled border consistent with pattern coinage of the period.
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Reverse description Uniface pattern; the reverse is entirely blank and unadorned, presenting a plain polished field consistent with a trial or pattern striking intended to test the obverse die only. No legends, devices, or mint marks are present.
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