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===Coins of Japan=== [[Image:500JPY.JPG|thumb|Β₯500 coin, the obverse showing a [[Paulownia]] plant, the reverse showing the value "500", and the year 2006 (εΉ³ζεε «εΉ΄, ''[[heisei]] juu-hachi nen'')]] In Japan, from 1897 to the end of [[World War II]], the following informal conventions existed: *the [[Chrysanthemum Throne]] (or Chrysanthemum Crest), representing the imperial family, appeared on all coins, and this side was regarded as the obverse; *the other side, on which the date appeared, was regarded as the reverse. The Chrysanthemum Crest was no longer used after the war, and so (equally informally): *the side on which the date appears continues to be regarded as the reverse; *the side without the date is regarded as the obverse.
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