E-auction 347-261364 - fwo_475564 - JAPAN Lot 4 x 100 Yen 50e anniversaire du Shinkansen 2016

JAPAN Lot 4 x 100 Yen 50e anniversaire du Shinkansen 2016 MS

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Estimate :	16 €
Price :	11 €
Maximum bid :	11 €
End of the sale :	09 December 2019 16:42:00
bidders :	3 bidders

Type : Lot 4 x 100 Yen 50e anniversaire du Shinkansen

Date: 2016

Quantity minted : 300000

Metal : nickelled copper

Diameter : 22,6 mm

Orientation dies : 12 h.

Weight : 4,8 g.

Edge : striée en diagonale

Catalogue references :

KM21/-

Obverse

Obverse legend : (LÉGENDE EN JAPONAIS) · 新幹線鉄道開業50年 · // 100 YEN · 平成28年.

Obverse description : vue de face du premier modèle de rame Shinkansen.

Reverse

Reverse legend : (LÉGENDE EN JAPONAIS).

Reverse description : vue de la rame.

Commentary

Ce lot comprend quatre monnaies de 100 Yen (Akita, Yamagata, Kyochu et Hokkaido) commémorant le programme de train à grande vitesse japonais appelé Shinkansen. Initié en 1959, la première ligne entre Tokyo et Osaka est inaugurée en 1964 à l’occasion des Jeux Olympiques de Tokyo. Depuis de nouvelles lignes ont été construites et l’expansion du réseau se poursuit..
This set includes four 100-yen coins (Akita, Yamagata, Kyochu, and Hokkaido) commemorating Japan's high-speed rail program called the Shinkansen. Initiated in 1959, the first line between Tokyo and Osaka opened in 1964 for the Tokyo Olympics. Since then, new lines have been built, and the network continues to expand.