2015 1000¥ Young Boy Earthquake Reconstruction Project 1oz Silver Coin

Discover the poignant story of hope and resilience with the 2015 Young Boy Earthquake Reconstruction Project Silver Coin 

Struck by the Japan Mint, this 1,000 yen silver coin forms a crucial part of the Great East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction Project. It’s a symbol of national revival and solidarity.

Symbolic Design and Deep Significance

This coin, the third in a series of four, is a testament to Japan’s strength and unity in the face of adversity. The reverse features an inspiring image of a young boy, holding two Japanese flags, representing unwavering support for the nation’s recovery efforts. The coin’s obverse is equally moving, depicting the “miracle pine” in Rikuzentakata – a lone survivor of the tsunami and a beacon of hope during the reconstruction.

Collectible Features

• Part of a nationally significant project, underlining the Great East Japan Earthquake Reconstruction.
• Crafted with intricate detail, showcasing a young boy’s determination and the iconic miracle pine.
• A valuable addition for collectors of meaningful and historical coins.

Embrace this unique opportunity to own a piece of history that tells a story of resilience, recovery, and the indomitable human spirit.