1 Mon "Kōbu Tsūhō" Kajiki-sen

Features

Issuer	Japan
Type	Standard circulation coins
Years	1573-1688
Value	1 Mon
Currency	Mon (683-1891)
Composition	Brąz
Weight	2.8 g
Diameter	23.7 mm
Thickness	1.1 mm
Shape	Okrągły z kwadratowym otworem
Technique	Cast
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 123909
References	DHJ# 3.50-3.62, 3.65-3.69 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom. , Hartill# 20.73 David Hartill; 2017. Cast Chinese Coins (2^nd Edition). Self-published, London, United Kingdom.

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Obverse

Cztery znaki otaczają otwór Automatically translated

Lettering:
　洪
寳　通
　武

Reverse

Znak "Ji" nad otworem Automatically translated

Lettering: 治

Edge

Zwykły Automatically translated

Comments

Jest to nielegalnie wyprodukowana moneta (私鋳銭), która imitowała oficjalną monetę dynastii Ming, Hongwu Tongbao.

Podczas gdy imitacje Hongwu Tongbao były powszechnie wykonywane pod koniec XV wieku, ten konkretny typ znany jako Kajiki-sen (加治木銭) został odlany przez samurajskiego lorda Shimazu Yoshihiro i jego następców w wiosce Kajiki (加治木), obecnie część prefektury Kagoshima, od Tenshō (天正) do Kan'ei (寛永), ok. 1570-1636 (szogunat Tokugawa zakazał prywatnego bicia w tym roku, po wprowadzeniu monety Kan'ei Tsūhō).

Znane są trzy typy rewersów: Ka (加), Ji (治) i Ki (木), które oznaczają nazwę wioski. Przykładowa moneta to DHJ# 3.56. Automatically translated

This is an automatic translation. The original text is:

This is an illicit manufactured coin (私鋳銭) which imitated an official coin of the Ming dynasty, Hongwu Tongbao.

While imitations of the Hongwu Tongbao cash were commonly made in the late 15th century, this particular type known as Kajiki-sen (加治木銭) was cast by samurai lord Shimazu Yoshihiro and his successors in the village of Kajiki (加治木), today part of Kagoshima Prefecture, from the Tenshō (天正) to Kan'ei (寛永) eras, ca. 1570's-1636 (the Tokugawa shogunate banned private minting that year, following the introduction of the Kan'ei Tsūhō coinage).

There are three reverse types known, Ka (加), Ji (治) and Ki (木), which stands for the name of the village. The sample coin is DHJ# 3.56.

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Date	References
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ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.50 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) 加 right from hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.51 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) two dot 通; two dot 治 on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.52 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) two dot 通; two dot 治, wide and thin, on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.53 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) two dot 通; three dot 治 on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.54 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) two dot 通; two dot 治 on top of hole; 正 of 武 looks like 山
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.55 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) two dot 通; one dot 治 in running script on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.56 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; two dot 治 on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.57 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; two dot 治 in running script on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.58 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; tree dot 治 on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.59 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; one dot 治 on top of hole
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.60 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; one dot 治 on top of hole; 缶 in 寳
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.61 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; two dot 治 on top of hole; 正 of 武 looks like 土
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.62 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) one dot 通; one dot 治 on top of hole; 正 of 武 looks like 土
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.65 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) 木 on top of hole in regular script
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.66 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) 木 on top of hole in grass script
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.67 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) 木 on top of hole in grass script, small characters
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.68 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) 福 "Fuko" under hole, imitating Chinese coin from Fujian mint
ND (1573-1688)	DHJ# 3.69 David Hartill; 2011. Early Japanese Coins. Self-published, Gamlingay, United Kingdom.	(en) small coin with blank reverse

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