1 Cash - Khải Định Thông Bảo; struck

Features

Issuer	Empire of Vietnam
Emperor	Khải Định (1916-1925)
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1920-1926
Value	6 Văn (文六)
Currency	Văn (1868-1945)
Composition	Mosiądz
Weight	2.30 g
Diameter	22 mm
Shape	Okrągły z kwadratowym otworem
Technique	Frezowana
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 11309
References	Barker# 109.3 Allen Barker; 2004. The Historical Cash Coins of Việt Nam: Vietnam's Imperial History as Seen Through its Currency. Self-published, Singapore, Singapore. , Lec# 26 Jean Lecompte; 2007. Monnaies et jetons des colonies françaises = Coins and Tokens of the French Colonies (2^nd Edition). Éditions Victor Gadoury, Monaco, Monaco. , Y# 5 Richard Sperry Yeoman. R. S. Yeoman's Modern & Current World Coins (16 volumes). , KM# 655, 656 Standard Catalog of World Coins (86 volumes). , Joyaux# 603-605 François Joyaux; 2019. Monnaies impériales d'Annam = Imperial Coins of Annam. Éditions Victor Gadoury, Monaco, Monaco.

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Obverse

Cztery chińskie ideogramy czytane od góry do dołu, od prawej do lewej. Automatically translated

Script: chiński (tradycyjny, zwykły pismo)

Lettering:
　啓
寳　通
　定

Reverse

Puste (jednolite). Automatically translated

Edge

Zwykły Automatically translated

Mints

	Société de constructions mécaniques, Haiphong, Vietnam
	Thông Bảo Nha, Huế, Vietnam

Comments

Odmiana Joyaux# 603:
Znak Thông (通) z otwartą głową.
Według Scotta Semansa z CoinCoin.com, wybita maszynowo odmiana Tong z otwartą głową jest najwyraźniej nieznana w Azji, ale jest stosunkowo powszechna w Stanach Zjednoczonych. Możliwe, że są to fałszerstwa wykonane w latach 60-tych. Według François Joyaux w "Monnaies impériales d'Annam", zostały one wybite w Huế, a wiele podróbek dla amerykańskich kolekcjonerów zostało wyprodukowanych w latach 60. i 70. ubiegłego wieku.

Odmiana Joyaux# 604:
Znak Thông (通) z zamkniętą głową; znak Khải (啓) z 10 uderzeniami (夂 w prawym górnym rogu).
Wybity w Haiphong

Odmiana Joyaux# 605:
Znak Thông (通) z zamkniętą głową; znak Khải (啓) z 11 kreskami (攵 w prawym górnym rogu).
Wybity w Haiphong Automatically translated

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

Variety Joyaux# 603:
Character Thông (通) with open head.
According to Scott Semans of CoinCoin.com, the machine-struck Tong with open head variety is apparently unknown in Asia, yet is relatively common in the United States. It is possible those are forgeries made in the 1960s. According to François Joyaux in "Monnaies impériales d'Annam", they were struck in Huế and many fakes for American collectors were produced in the years 1960s and 1970s.

Variety Joyaux# 604:
Character Thông (通) with closed head; character Khải (啓) with 10 strokes (夂 at top right).
Struck in Haiphong

Variety Joyaux# 605:
Character Thông (通) with closed head; character Khải (啓) with 11 strokes (攵 at top right).
Struck in Haiphong

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Date	F	VF	XF		Frequency
Undetermined
ND (1920-1926)	$ 4.30	$ 8.10	$ 8.10	(en) KM# 655, Joyaux# 603: Thông with closed head	95%
ND (1920-1926)				(en) KM#656, Joyaux# 604: Thông with open head, Khải with 10 strokes	4%
ND (1920-1926)				(en) KM#656, Joyaux# 605: Thông with open head, Khải with 11 strokes	1.3%

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