Vintage 2-yen coin sold for 32 mil. yen at Tokyo coin auction

Vintage 2-yen coin sold for 32 mil. yen at Tokyo coin auction

TOKYO, Japan - A photo released by the Finance Ministry shows the head (R) and reverse of a vintage 2-yen coin issued in 1880, which was offered for sale by the government and sold for 32.1 million yen at an auction in Tokyo on Feb. 24. (Kyodo)

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