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Around or less than 8 cents. And that's the truth
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How much is a Chinese 100 coin from 1949 worth?
10000 yen
How much is a 5 yen coin from 1969 worth?
Sorry, it's worth 5 Yen! Coins from 1969 from Japan are not considered rare.
How much does it cost to produce a yen coin?
a one-yen coin: 2 yen
What is a 100yen coin worth in us money?
A modern 100 Yen coin is worth about $1.10
How much would Japanese Yen from 1944 be worth today?
It depends on it's condition. Take it to a coin collector that specializes in foreign coins. Also be aware yen are vurtually worthless, 550 yen to 5.50 U.S. dollars. (also is the coin irradiated?)
How much is 100 yen coin worth in America?
1 JPY EQAULS TO 0.00944759 USD
How much is a 100 yen coin worth in American?
About $1.22
How much is 5000 yen worth is America?
5,000 Yen is about $55.56 (USD)
How much is a Chinese 100 coin from 1949 worth?
10000 yen
How much is 10000 yen worth in America?
It worth about 20 dollars
How much is a 100 yen coin worth in china?
As of September 2021, 100 Japanese yen is equivalent to around 6.2 Chinese yuan. However, exchange rates can fluctuate daily, so it's best to check with a reliable source for the most up-to-date rate.
How much is a 5 yen coin from 1969 worth?
Sorry, it's worth 5 Yen! Coins from 1969 from Japan are not considered rare.
How much does it cost to produce a yen coin?
a one-yen coin: 2 yen
How much is 152 Yen in American dollars?
152 Japanese Yen are worth $1.59 in the United States of America.
How much is a 5 yen worth?
The Japanese 5 Yen coin is the second smallest coin in the Japanese currency. As at 24-Dec-2010, 5 yen could be exchanged for about - $0.06 AUD £0.04 GBP $0.06 USD
What is a 100yen coin worth in us money?
A modern 100 Yen coin is worth about $1.10
How much would Japanese Yen from 1944 be worth today?
It depends on it's condition. Take it to a coin collector that specializes in foreign coins. Also be aware yen are vurtually worthless, 550 yen to 5.50 U.S. dollars. (also is the coin irradiated?)
