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A Japanese ¥1 coin is so light it won't even break surface tension on water. | r/mildlyinteresting
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This is one of the world's largest gold coins. It's 99.999% pure gold bullion and at the time of being minted in 2007 was worth $1 million. The Royal Canadian mint produced 5 of these! | r/mildlyinteresting
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Mildly Interesting - A Japanese ¥1 coin is so light it won't even break surface tension on water. | r/mildlyinteresting
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