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1888 Japan Silver 1 Yen, Meiji Era Toning Nero had been forced to

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Nero had been forced to flee the capital after the Praetorian Guard threw their support to the usurper Galba (governor of Spain)

Emperor Tiberius

The coin is professionally graded and authenticated to be in Choice Extremely Fine (XF) condition by the third-party grading company NGC

popularly known as Alexander the Great

This did not endear him to the Senatorial upper class

1888 Japan Silver 1 Yen, Meiji Era Toning Nero had been forced toAn 1888 1 Yen coin from Japan, Year 21 in the Meiji calendar. Extremely Fine condition with light wear and a dark, original patina. Country Japan Year 1888 Denomination 1 Yen Condition Extremely Fine Diameter 38. 1mm Weight 26. 9g Composition . 900 fine silver

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