
Can you still use a 500 yen coin?
I am wondering if the 500 yen coin is still valid and can be used for transactions in Japan. I'm asking this because I have a few of these coins and want to know if they are still acceptable in the market.


When did the 500 yen coin go out of circulation?
I'm trying to find out the specific date or year when the 500 yen coin was no longer in circulation. I need this information for a project I'm working on and would appreciate any help.


What is a 500 yen coin made of?
The 500 yen coin is made of a combination of metals. The first generation was made of cupronickel, specifically 75% copper and 25% nickel. However, the composition has changed over time. The current version, introduced in 2021, is made of a bicolor clad material consisting of copper, zinc, and nickel in different proportions, with a center CORE of nickel-brass and outer layers of copper-based alloy, giving it a dual-color appearance.


What does a 500 yen coin mean?
I have a coin from Japan that's worth 500 yen. I'm curious about the significance or meaning behind this coin. Is it rare or does it have any special cultural or historical significance in Japan?


What is the description of a 500 yen coin?
I am interested in learning about the 500 yen coin. I want to know its physical description, including its size, weight, and design features. Additionally, I'd like to understand its composition and any unique characteristics that make it distinct.
