Here are three items commemorating Emperor Showa: ● "Commemorating Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress's Golden Wedding Anniversary: Golden Imperial Carriage Phoenix" As you can see, it is housed in a glass case. The case is assembled. The nameplate on the lower right reads "Golden Imperial Carriage," but it is made of gold-plated metal. I don't know the metal type, but it is quite heavy. The oxen are also metal castings, but I don't know the material. They have a smoky silver color. The dimensions of the glass case are approximately 40.5cm wide, 21cm deep, and 27cm high. The overall dimensions of the Imperial Carriage are approximately 26.5cm long, 9.5cm wide, and 12.5cm high. The footrest is also made of metal. It does not have a 24KGP stamp. ● "Commemorative Medal for the 60th Anniversary of the Emperor's Reign" It is sealed in a transparent plastic container. It is a commemorative medal and not a currency. The diameter of the medal is approximately 35mm. A replica nameplate of the Showa Era Reform Edict is fitted below the medal. Its size is approximately 58mm x 54mm. The characters for Showa's 60th anniversary can also be seen on the frame. It has a base and stands on its own. ● "Commemorative Medal for the 60th Anniversary of the Wedding of Their Majesties the Emperor and Empress" The medal is set in a simple cardboard shield, with portraits of Their Majesties printed on both sides. The diameter of the medal is approximately 34mm. It has opening legs on the back and stands on its own. These items will not be sold separately. Thank you for your understanding. I am currently decluttering. Thank you for your consideration.