In May 2026, the Agency for Cultural Affairs published its first comprehensive survey of the Japanese old coin market, titled "Japanese Old Coin Market White Paper 2026." The research, covering specialist dealers, auction houses, and collector associations nationwide, is the first government-level attempt to quantify market scale, transaction volumes, authentication risks, and succession challenges.
政策・規制
Policy Milestone: Agency for Cultural Affairs Publishes First "Japanese Old Coin Market White Paper" — Industry Survey Results Revealed for the First Time
Source: ITTENDO Editorial|Published: May 23, 202612d ago
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