Japan to issue reminted 500 yen coin

Japan to issue reminted 500 yen coin

TOKYO, Japan - Senior State Finance Secretary Yoshinori Ono holds a graphic panel at a news conference Dec. 3, displaying the image of a new 500 yen coin (L) which the Finance Ministry plans to issue around next August to stem the widespread use of counterfeits.

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