Description
1 Original Japanese Bu in a coin capsule and collector's blister pack
Connect with the history of feudal Japan through this authentic rectangular silver coin known as 1 Bu, minted between 1853 and 1869 during the final years of the Tokugawa Shogunate.
This piece, unique in its shape and historical value, is a direct testimony to the end of the samurai era and the beginning of Japanese modernization after the arrival of the West.
This 1 Bu silver coin stands out for many reasons that make it a unique numismatic gem:
- Guaranteed authenticity: Original coin from the Tokugawa period, inspected and certified by numismatic experts with years of experience at international fairs. Includes printed certificate. Testimony of feudal Japan: Its design and rectangular shape (24 x 16 mm) reflect the monetary system prior to the Meiji Restoration. Minted in silver and weighing approximately 8.5 g.
- Samurai connection: This coin circulated in the final years of the caste system, when samurai still wielded influence as the dominant military class. It is a real vestige of a civilization in transformation.
- Collection presentation: The coin is delivered individually encapsulated in a black blister pack measuring 180 x 120 mm, ideal for storage and display. Perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of Eastern history.
These pieces were not only a means of payment, but also symbols of a millennial social and political structure. To own a coin like this is to preserve an authentic fragment of the spirit of ancient Japan.
Inspected and verified by experts
🔍 Each coin has been selected at specialized fairs and verified by professional numismatists. Its uniqueness makes each piece one of a kind.
An extraordinary gift with a Japanese soul
🎁 Ideal for collectors, historians, or lovers of Japanese culture. This coin is not just a numismatic gem, it is a journey to a time of swords, honor, and transition.
🛒 Place your order now and relive the last days of feudal Japan with an authentic samurai coin!