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1992 Japan 100 Yen Proof

Heisei 4 · Cherry Blossom Type
01 IDENTITY

Coin Identity

CountryJapan
Denomination100 Yen
Year1992
Japanese EraHeisei 4 · 平成四年
FinishProof
MintJapan Mint
Issue Format1992 Japan Standard Proof Set
02 PHYSICAL PROFILE

Physical Specifications

CompositionCopper-nickel (75% copper, 25% nickel)
Weight4.8 g
Diameter22.6 mm
ShapeRound
EdgeReeded
OrientationMedal alignment ↑↑
03 DESIGN & STORY

Design

Design side

Cherry blossom motifs and the issuing country.

Other side

The denomination 100 and the era date.

The cherry blossom is the defining motif of the copper-nickel 100 Yen type introduced in 1967.

04 ISSUE & MINTAGE

Issue Information

Calendar Year1992
Date Inscription平成四年
Set Issue Quantity250,000 sets (secondary catalogue)
Proof Coin-Only MintageNot independently asserted

The 250,000 figure is a set issue quantity reported by a secondary catalogue; it is not presented as an official Japan Mint proof coin production figure. Official year-date production totals cover other finishes and must not be substituted.

05 COLLECTION RECORD

Archive Information

Archive IDJP-100Y-1992-PROOF-SET
QR Short Codejp100y92ps
QR Short URLhttps://metacoinart.com/q/jp100y92ps
Parent Proof Set1992 Japan Standard Proof Set
06 SOURCES & REFERENCES

References

OFFICIAL SOURCE

Japan Mint · Official Proof Coin Set Description

Official description of the standard six-coin proof set and proof finish, from a modern edition; not evidence of the 1992 issue count.

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OFFICIAL SOURCE

Japan Mint · Year-Dated Coin Production

Official year-date production totals, supplied for context; not an independent proof-set count.

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OFFICIAL INSTITUTION

Bank of Japan · Coin Denominations

Specifications for Japan’s standard circulation denominations. The current 500 Yen version is not the 1992 type.

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SECONDARY REFERENCE

Numista · 1992 Standard Proof Set

Secondary catalogue entry for the six-coin contents and 250,000-set issue figure.

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