Japanese coins, ranked:
#1: 500 yen
Obvious choice. Feels like something pirates would hoard, extremely valuable, always excited to find one in my wallet. Often shiny.
#1: 500 yen
Obvious choice. Feels like something pirates would hoard, extremely valuable, always excited to find one in my wallet. Often shiny.
#2: 5 yen
I always try to keep one in my wallet because you never know when you might find a shrine
I always try to keep one in my wallet because you never know when you might find a shrine
#3: 100 yen
Practical, always useful. Ideal for vending machines. Frequently shiny.
Practical, always useful. Ideal for vending machines. Frequently shiny.
#4: 50 yen
Has a hole, so that's cool, but not as valuable as 100 yen or as shrine-worthy as a 5 yen. Mostly shiny though.
Has a hole, so that's cool, but not as valuable as 100 yen or as shrine-worthy as a 5 yen. Mostly shiny though.
#5: 1 yen
You're trying! The runt of the litter which makes it endearing. The critical factor in deciding if I have exact change (I'm always one yen short). Strangely light, which is fun. Could move higher up the rankings with a strong performance.
You're trying! The runt of the litter which makes it endearing. The critical factor in deciding if I have exact change (I'm always one yen short). Strangely light, which is fun. Could move higher up the rankings with a strong performance.
#6: 10 yen
Whatever. Boring. Never shiny. Not fun. Clogs up my wallet. Brings no special ability to the table.
Whatever. Boring. Never shiny. Not fun. Clogs up my wallet. Brings no special ability to the table.
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