The ten-dollar coin issued in the 11th year of Taisho (1922) is made of copper-nickel alloy, with the national emblem of the Japanese royal family and chrysanthemum on the front and the country name and year of issue on the back. At present, the stock of the collection market is relatively large, so the market price is not very high. The market price of common products is about 10 yuan/piece. Ten nickels in the 11th year of Taisho in Japan are quite common, and the market price of good products is around 15 yuan.

Ten-dollar nickel coin in the eleventh year of Taisho, Japan, with a round hole in the middle. At present, the market price of ordinary products is 5 to 10 yuan, and the extremely beautiful market price is around 20 yuan.

Since the Song Dynasty in China, the main currency in Japan was copper coins, but also silver coins and gold coins (that is, silver coins and gold coins with a certain weight). But the amount of gold coins used is less than the amount of gold and silver produced in Japan. However, due to its high value, people usually need to use small denomination currency, so copper coins are mainly used for circulation, and gold and silver are mainly used for transactions such as high-value commodities.