Japanese, but what is it?

I have not found the coin but what I have learned is that Bungo Tsuda was governor of Kanagawa Prefecture from 1967 to 1975, so that explains why those two are there, ill continue to look.

Cita: "ethanmlego"​I have not found the coin but what I have learned is that Bungo Tsuda was governor of Kanagawa Prefecture from 1967 to 1975, so that explains why those two are there, ill continue to look.

​Many thanks, the coin isn't mine, but belongs to someone who thinks it might be silver. I have my doubts though, since it weighs almost 95g; could be a bronze alloy or something?

Cita: "Tsjokkie"​

Cita: "ethanmlego"​I have not found the coin but what I have learned is that Bungo Tsuda was governor of Kanagawa Prefecture from 1967 to 1975, so that explains why those two are there, ill continue to look.

​​Many thanks, the coin isn't mine, but belongs to someone who thinks it might be silver. I have my doubts though, since it weighs almost 95g; could be a bronze alloy or something?

​Silver is about 20% heavier than bronze.
what is the diameter and thickness?

Cita: "Mr. Midnight"​

Cita: "Tsjokkie"​
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Cita: "ethanmlego"​I have not found the coin but what I have learned is that Bungo Tsuda was governor of Kanagawa Prefecture from 1967 to 1975, so that explains why those two are there, ill continue to look.

​​​Many thanks, the coin isn't mine, but belongs to someone who thinks it might be silver. I have my doubts though, since it weighs almost 95g; could be a bronze alloy or something?

​​Silver is about 20% heavier than bronze.
​what is the diameter and thickness?
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Many thanks for your reply, the only thing I could find was the diameter which is 54,70mm. I'm wondering if the mark above the word 'governor' could be a silver mark then?

You have to get a better picture of the stamped characters above GOVERNOR ... it doesn't look like it says genuine silver (純銀) but something with silver.

Cita: "Idolenz"​You have to get a better picture of the stamped characters above GOVERNOR ... it doesn't look like it says genuine silver (純銀) but something with silver.

​Was anyone able to translate the Japanese charactor above Governor?? Silver???

Cita: "Idolenz"​You have to get a better picture of the stamped characters above GOVERNOR ... it doesn't look like it says genuine silver (純銀) but something with silver.

​To Original Poster: Agree, as to needing a better picture of the 2 kanji above governor. The one to the left is not clear enough to determine. Kanji to right can be seen more clearly, and is one of the characters used for silver. Please try to take a picture focusing closely on the 2 kanji, so we can help with this.