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Tokugawa Shogunate monetary system

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Edo period monetary unit (four base system)

1 ryo = 4 minutes = 16 vermilion = 4,000 mon (4 kanbun)

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⑺ Old Coins (Gold & Silver) Pre Meiji

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Oban coins were special coins minted for rewards to vassals and gifts to the imperial court and court nobles.The coins were minted during the Tensho era by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who ordered the Goto family, the official metal engravers of the Muromachi shogunate, to make them. is the first.

Hideyoshi's oban is called Tensho oban, and the gold plate on the front side is decorated with hammer marks, paulownia goku-in is stamped on the top, bottom, left and right edges, and in the center is written in black ink, such as ``Shiro Goto (Kao)''. Masu.

The reverse side has a paulownia gokuin stamp in the center and a hanaoshi gokuin stamp at the bottom, but some have gold inlays.

The weight is set at 10 ryo (44 匆 = 165 g), and with the exception of Manen Oban, the weight of Ōban is always 10 ryo. Therefore, the Ōban shūryo is not a unit of gold coins, but a measure of weight. When exchanging large coins for small coins, etc. It is said that the number of coins was around 7 ryo during the Keicho period, and over 20 ryo at the end of the Edo period. One round in the Sho Tensho and Keicho eras weighed approximately 3.73g instead of 3.75g, so most of the Tensho and Keicho oban were about 1g lighter than the Kyoho oban, etc.

This large-format style was inherited by Tokugawa Ieyasu, and the Edo shogunate commissioned Goto Soke to exclusively produce the castings. The Goto branch family that minted regular gold coins such as Koban and Ichibun Kin was called Kinza Goto, while the Goto head family was called Obanza Goto. The Edo Shogunate's large formats, starting with the Keicho large format, usually have three small stamps on the lower left side of the back, but the format changes depending on the era. Moreover, even if we look at large formats from the same period, we can find some that can be further classified, such as in different hanashi ink calligraphy.

The evaluation of the condition of large format coins is first determined by the condition of the ink writing, and those with the ink writing intact at the time of casting are called ``gengaki'' and are the most prized. Next, some of the original manuscripts have some ink ink removed or scratches, and then there are the ``fixed manuscripts'' that were taken to the Obanza in later generations and rewritten for a fee, and those that were written by people other than the Goto family. There are ``afterwords'' and ``additions'' written in an unnatural manner by a third party, and the evaluation will gradually decrease. In addition, some Tensho large formats have ink writing dated to the Tensho period written on their surfaces, but this was written by Goto at the time of casting. The ink calligraphy on the back of Tensho and Keicho large format coins is written by the owner himself, a money changer, and represents the history of the large format format.

Please note that the reputation of this catalog is based on the ``original writing'', and the evaluation of large format works with ``afterwords'' and ``additions'' will be significantly lowered.

Large-sized illustration

surface

Gosan paulownia on the round frame 4 places on the surface

Flower stamp on a round frame

Honbanza Goto Sign that continues from generation to generation

Zajinin

Minting period: Tensho era (1573-1591)

Grade: Gold 730/Other 270 pieces Approximately 165 g

Features Diamond-shaped Paulownia Gokuin

Casting amount

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Bottom -

not clear

School※※

100,000,000

70,000,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

Since the large size gold is handmade, the size may vary slightly.

nQ-2 (old 1A) = Tenshonaga Oban Kin

During ~

Casting amount

Up

Unknown 50,000,000 35,000,000 25,000,000

back, gokuin

Grade Gold 30/Other 270th quantity Approximately 165 g

Features Vertical size is longer than 09-3

Note: Prices for long gold coins vary depending on ink writing, condition, and vertical size.

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Back, Gokuin, ink calligraphy by Tokuyoshi Goto

Minting period: Tensho era - Keicho 14 (1573-1609) Casting umbrella--U--11-A

Grade Gold 30/Other 270 Weight Approximately 165g 25,000,000 20,000,000 15,000,000j

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

Minting period: Keicho 6 - (1601 -)

Grade Gold 672/Silver 294/Miscellaneous 34th Approximately 165 g

Features: Flower press, bamboo calligraphy

back, gokuin

There are several typefaces.

Casting amount

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under

not clear

45,000,000

35,000,000

25,000,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

back, gokuin

seventh generation

Goto Kenjo ink calligraphy

Minting period: Keicho 6 - (1601 - )

Grade: Gold 672/Silver 294/Miscellaneous 34th

Approximately 165 g

Casting amount

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under

16,565 pieces

33,000,000

23,000,000

16,000,00 chen

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

09-6 (old 2B) = Keicho large size gold (Meireki size)

Keichd Oban Kin (Meireki ban)

back, gokuin

Minting period: Meireki 4 - (1658 -)

Quality: 6 gold/276 silver/54 miscellaneous items Approximately 165 g

Features: Gokuin on the back, 3 or 4 strokes

Ninth generation

Goto Chojo's calligraphy

Casting amount

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under

not clear

28,000,000

18,000,000

13,000,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

back, gokuin

Minting period: Genroku 8th to Kyoho 1st year (1695-1716)

Grade Gold 521/Silver 449/Miscellaneous 30th 164.56 g

Features Original stamp on the back

tenth generation

Goto Renjo ink calligraphy

Casting amount

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During ~

under

30,000 pieces

50,000,000

35,000,000

25,000,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

Seiyo・

back, gokuin

Minting period: Kyoho 10 - Tenpo 8 (1725 - 1837)

Grade Gold 676/Silver 324 Weight 165.38g

Features Kyoho writing

12th generation

Goto Jujo ink calligraphy from 10th year of Kyoho to 1st year of Kanpo

Casting amount

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under

8,515 pieces

9,000,000

7,000,000

4,500,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

Kyoho large size gold ink calligraphy and Zanin Gokuin

Katsurajo (14th generation)



shujiang

S3EH

Casting amount

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under

Enjo (13th generation)

8,500,000

6,000,000

4,500,000

Katsurajo (14th generation)

8,500,000

6,000,000

4,500,000

Shinjo (15th generation)

6,500,000

5,500,000

4,000,000

Hojo (16th generation)

5,500,000

4,500,000

3,500,000

back, zajin gokuin

Note: Contains ink writing by Tenjo (17th generation). few.

09-9(Old 5)=Tenpo Oban Kin

16th back, gokuin

Minting period Tenpo 9th year - Manen 1st year Goto Hojo ink calligraphy

(1838-1860)

Grade Gold 674/Silver 326 Weight 165.38 g

Casting amount

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under

1,887 pieces

10,000,000

8,000,000

5,000,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

The stamps on the back of Yoshi, Yasu, and Dai are commonly known as kenjoban and are rare.

seventeenth generation

Noriyuki Goto's calligraphy

Minting period Manen 1st year - Bunkyu 2nd year (1860-1862)

Grade Gold 344/Silver 639/Miscellaneous 1st weight 112.40 g

Features: Chisel

Casting amount

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under

17,09 pieces

4,000,000

3,500,000

2,500,000 1

Good fortune, peace, great strength

6,000,000

5,000,000

4,000000 ]

Note: The large size gold is written in black ink, and the price varies depending on the condition.

09-11 (Old 6A) = Man-en Oban Kin (Noshime Uchi)

Minting period Manen 1st year - Bunkyu 2nd year (1860-1862)

Grade Gold 344/Silver 639/Miscellaneous 1st weight 112.40 g

Features: Gozame, Noshime-uchi

seventeenth generation

Noriyuki Goto's calligraphy

Casting amount

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under

Included in 09-10

3,500,000

2,500,000

2,000,000

Note: Prices for large gold coins vary depending on the ink writing and condition.

09-12 (old fu) = Tempo Goryoban Kin

Minting period: Tenpo 8 - Tenpo 14

(1837-1843)

Grade Gold 842/Silver 158 weight 33.75 g

Features: There is a mark of protection on the back.

Casting amount

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under

172,275 cars

3,000,000

2,200,000

1,800,000

Presentation Daikichi

4,500,000

3,500,000

2,500,000

Note: Kobankin is handmade, so there may be slight variations in size.

09-13 (Old 8) = Keicho Koban Kin (Edo/Kyoto/Surugaza)

Minting period: Keicho 6 - Genroku 8

(1601-1695)

Grade Gold 857/Silver 143 Weight 17.73 g

Characteristic Light: Different from the following typefaces and others

Casting amount: 14,727,055 cars

type

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under

Edoza

3,000,000

2,000,000

1,300,000

Kyoza

3,200,000

2,500,000

1,500,000

Surugaza

3,500,000

2,500,000

1,600,000

Ancient cast (macroflagellates)

9,000,000

7,500,000

4,500,000

Note: Early period, Daiyoshiari, few.

The names Edo-za, Kyo-za, and Suruga-za are common names.

09-14 (Old 9) = Genroku Koban Kin

Casting period

Genroku 8-Hoei 7 (1695-1710)

Gold 564/Silver 436

17.81g

Nagamoto on the Genji pole stamp on the back.

Tanmoto Ari

13,936,220 cars

type

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During ~

under

Nagamoto

3,600,000

2,600,000

1,800,000

Short ex

5,000,000

3,500,000

2,500,000

Daikichi coincidentally

6,000,000

5,000,000

3,500,000

09-15 (Old 10) = Hoei Koban Kin

Minting period: Hoei 7th year - Shotoku 4th year

(171〇〜1714)

Grade Gold 834/Silver 166 weight 9.34 g

Features: There is a dry mark on the back.

yu cause sorrow

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under

11,515,500 cars

2,500,000

2,000,000

1,200,000

Daikichi coincidentally

4,500,000

3,500,000

2,700,000

Note: Sado size, available, only a few items are counted.

Minting period May to August 4th year of Shotoku (1714)

Grade Gold 857/Silver 143

Amount: 17.72 g

Features Similar to Keicho typeface, but different from Mitsutsugu typeface

overlap to form a single line

Casting amount

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under

213,500 cars

4,000,000

3,000,000

2,300,000

Daikichi coincidentally

09-17 (old 11a) = Kyoho Koban Kin

Minting period: August 4th year of Shotoku era - 1st year of Genbun era (1714-1736)

Grade Gold 861/Silver 139

Amount: 17.78 g

Features Similar to Keicho typeface, but different from Mitsutsugu typeface

Casting amount

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under

8,280,000 cars

900,000

700,000

550,000

Daikichi coincidentally

1,600,000

1,200,000

800,000

Note ⑦ There are few goku stamps.

09-18 (Old 11b) = Sado Koban Kin (Sado Koban Kin)

Minting period unknown

Grade Gold 861/Silver 139

Amount: 17.78 g

Features: On the back is the Gokoku Seal of Sa.

Commercial production amount

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During ~

under

not clear

6,500,000

5,000,000

3,500,000

Note: There are only four types of Zajinin: Sujigami, Rigami, Takagami, and Matakami.

09-19 (Old 12) = Gembun Koban Kin (Shinbun Koban Kin)

Casting period

1736-1818

Gold 653/Silver 347

13.00g

There is a stamp with a text in true calligraphy on the back.

17,435,711 cars Super Hui £ 變坚遐子)

400,000

800,000

1,000,000

800,000

300,000

550,000

550,000

600,000

1,500,000

1,000,000

under

210,000

400,000

350,000

450,000

800,000

Kofuku koban (daikichi, kokichi, sakaicho)

, Umagami, Hisayoshi with details

, Guardian God, Hisanaga)

09-20 (Ko 13) = Bunsei Ko ban Kin (Koban Koban)

Minting period: Bunsei 2nd year - Bunsei 11th year

(1819-1828)

Grade Gold 559/Silver 441 Weight 13.07g

Features: There is a cursive script stamp on the back.

Casting amount

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under

11,043,360 cars

350,000

300,000

220,000

Daikichi coincidentally

800,000

600,000

450,000

dedication judgment

1,700,000

1,200,000

800,000

There are two types of Jokejo-ban, coarse and fine. Shichifuku Koban available (Kokichi is rare).

09-21 (old 14) = Tempo Koban Kin

Minting period: Tenpo 8 - Ansei 5 (1837 - 1858)

Grade Gold 568/Silver 432 Weight 11.20 g

Features: There is a mark of protection on the back.

Casting amount

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During ~

under

8,120,450 cars

270,000

240,000

200,000

Daikichi coincidentally

800,000

600,000

400,000

dedication judgment

1,500,000

1,000,000

800,000

Note Seven Lucky Kobans (Kokichi and Umagami are rare)

82All photos on this page are actual size.

09-22 (Old 15) = Ansei Kobankin (original character Koban)

Ansei Ko ban Kin

Ansei 6 (1859)

Gold 57〇/Silver 430th weight 8.97 g There is a positive mark on the back

Casting period Quality Characteristics

Up__

During ~

under

351,000 cars

1,500,000

1,000,000

700,000

dedication judgment

5,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,000

09-23 (old 16) = Man-en Koban Kin (Hina Koban)

Minting period Manen 1st year - Keio 3rd year (1860-1867)

Grade Gold 574/Silver 426 Weight 3.30 g

Features Especially small size

Amount of towing

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During ~

under

625,050 cars

200,000

150,000

100,000

dedication judgment

1,200,000

900,000

700,000

There are two types of notes: coarse and fine.

09-24 (old 17th) = Enbu-Kin (common name, Taiko Enbu-butsu) Enbu-Kin

Minting period: Around Tensho 17 (1589)

Unknown quality, weight 4.50;

Up

During ~

under

- Ming

5,500,000

4,500,000

3,500,000

09-25 (old 18th) = Bunsei Nibunhankin

(Shinbun Nibu)

(Shinbun 2 bu)

Bunsei 2 Bu-Ban-Kin

09-28 (old 20) = Man-en 2 Bu-Ban-Kin (Hane-bu)

(Hane-bu)

Ansei type

Meiji type

Minting period Bunsei 1 - Bunsei 11 (1818 - 1828) Grade 563 gold/437 silver 6.52 g

Minting period Manen 1st year - early Meiji period (1860~) Grade gold 229/silver 771st weight 3.00 g

Casting amount

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During ~

under

2,986,022 cars

200,000

120,000

80,000

Reverse stroke

500,000

300,000

200,000

There are several types of annotations

Casting amount

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During ~

_two

50,100,576 cars

Ansei type

250,000

160,000

100,000

Meiji type

200,000

120,000

80^000

counterattack

450,000

350,000

250,000

There are several types of annotations

09-26 (Old 18A) = Bunsei Nibunhankin

(cursive bisection)

(Sobun 2 bu)

Bunsei 2 Bu-Ban-Kin

09-29 (Old 20A) = Meiji Nibuhankin

(Stopping portion)

(Tome-bu)

Meiji 2 Bu-Ban-Kin

Minting period: 1868-1869

Grade Gold 223/Silver 777 Weight 3.00g

Minting period: Bunsei 11 - Tenpo 3 (1828 - 1832)

Quality Gold 490/Silver 510 Weight 6.56g

Casting amount

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under

2,033,061 cars

150,000

90,000

60,000

Reverse stroke

1,700,000

1,200,000

900,000

There are several types of annotations

09-27 (19th century) = Ansei Nibunbankin

Ansei 2 Bu-Ban-Kin

Casting amount

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under

No

Akira

15,000

10,000

7,000

reverse

Hit

70,000

50,000

40,000

There are several types of annotations

Conventionally, the classification of Mannobu and Meiji has been based on ``Tomebun,'' which has a large number of existing ``Tomebun,'' and ``Hanebun,'' which has a small number, as ``Manen.'' However, the production period for Meiji Nibunkin was 10 months and the number of coins minted was 3.8 million ryo, while Mannobu's production period was approximately 10 years and 50 million ryo were minted. Also, since the ``exemplary gold'' (standard gold for quality) of the Nibunkin signed in the Anseifu era is ``Tomebun'', there is a theory that ``Tomebun'' is Manen and ``Hanebun'' is Meiji.

Minting period: 1856-1860 (1856-1860) Grade: Gold 209/Silver 91 Weight: 5.62 g

Casting amount

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under

3,551,600 cars

30,000

25,000

20,000

Reverse stroke

200,000

150,000

100,000

There are several types of annotations

09-30 (old 21) = 1 minute gold (cold)

Gaku 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

Minting period: Keicho 4 (1599)

Unknown quality 4.39 g

2,000,000

Casting amount

Up

During ~

not clear

4,000,000

3,000,000

There are several types of annotations

09-31 (Ko 22) = Keicho Ichibubankin: Edo/Kyoto/Surugaza) IB Ketsuki 7

09-32 (Old 23) = Genroku Ichibu Bunkin

Genroku 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

(Katamoto)

(both books)

Note: Only 2 seats are available for both books.

Minting period: Keicho 6 - Genroku 8 Grade: Gold 857/Silver 143

(1601-1695) 4.43 g

Sanzo quantity

Included in Koban mintage amount

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under

Kodoza

350,000

250,000

150,000

600,000

400,000

300,000

_ za

400,000

300,000

200,000

700,000

500,000

350,000

J Leo

400,000

300,000

200,000

Hit it

800,000

550,000

400,000

Current/first period

1,000,000

600,000

350,000

■^-_Book I

800,000

500,000

350,000

叵_本

1,600,000

1,200,000

800,000

Note: The names of Edo-za, Kyo-za, and Suruga-za are common names.

Minting period Genroku 8 to Hoeifu (1695 to 1710) Grade 564 gold/436 silver 4.46 g Mintage amount Included in koban minting amount

seed

another

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under

long

Former

450,000

250,000

180,000

short

Former

600,000

400,000

250,000

reverse

Hit

700,000

400,000

300,000

Note: For long and short characters, refer to Old 9.

09-33 (old 24) = Hoei Ichibuhankin

(1 minute dry character)

(Kenji 1 bu)

Hdei 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

Minting period: Hoei 7 - Shotoku 4 (1710 - 1714) Grade: Gold 834/Silver 166 weight 2.33g

Casting amount

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During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

300,000

200,000

100,000

Reverse stroke

800,000

500,000

350,000

Note: There are uppercase and lowercase letters in dry letters. There are several typefaces.

09-34 (Old 25) = Shotoku Ichibubankin

Shotoku 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

overlap into one

Minting period Shotoku 4th year (1714)

Grade Gold 857/Silver 143 weight 4.43 g

Casting amount

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During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

1,300,000

1,000,000

650,000

Be careful, similar to the Keicho Ichibukin.

09-35 (Old 25A) = Kyoho Ichibu Bunkin

Kydho 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

09-38 (Old 27) = Bunsei Ichibu Bunkin

(1 minute draft)

Bunsei 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

Minting period: 1st year of Kyoho to 1st year of Genbun (1716-1736)

Quality Gold 861/Silver 139 Weight 4.40g

(Sobun 1 bu)

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

100,000

70,000

50,000

Reverse stroke

400,000

300,000

200,000

There are several types of annotations

Minting period Bunsei 2nd year - Bunsei 11th year (1819-1829) Grade 560 gold/440 silver 3.27 g

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

60,000

35,000

25,000"

Reverse stroke

150,000

100,000

After 60,0

There are several types of annotations

09-36 (Old 25B) = Sado Ichibu Bunkin

09-39 (old 28)=Tenpo Ichibuhankin

(Saji 1 minute)

{Saji 1 bu)

Sado 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

(1 minute)

{Hoji 1 bu)

Tenpo 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

Minting period: 4th year of Shotoku (1714)

Quality Gold 861/Silver 139 Weight 4.43g

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

4,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,000

Minting period: Tenpo 8 - Ansei 5 (1837 - 1858)

Grade Gold 568/Silver 432 Weight 2.80g

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

60,000

45,000

30,000

Reverse stroke

250,000

180,000

120,000

There are several types of annotations

09-37 (old 26) = Genbun Ichibu Bunkin

(Shinbun Ichibu)

{Shinbun 1 bu)

Genbun 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

09-40 (Old 29)=Ansei Ichibu Bunkin

Minting period Genbun 1st year - Bunsei 1st year (1736-1818) Grade 653 gold/34 silver weight 3.25 g

Tome minute

Minting period: Ansei 6 (1859)

Grade gold 5 〇/silver 430 quantity 2.24 g

Casting amount

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During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

40,000

30,000

18,000

Reverse stroke

120,000

90,000

60,000

There are several types of annotations

86All photos on this page are actual size.

Casting amount

Up

During ~

_under_

Included in oval mintage

Honey portion

500,000

350,000

270,000

Tome minute

700,000

500,000

350,000

Reverse stroke

1,500,000

1,200,000

800,000

There are several types of annotations

09-45 (Old 34) = Bunsei Ichishubankin

/卷X- \ Bunsei 1 Shu-Ban-Kin

09-41 (Old 30) = Manen Ichibu Bunkin

Man-en 1 Bu-Ban-Kin

Period of birth: 1860-1867 (1860-1867) Weight: 574 gold/426 silver 0.82 g _

Up

During ~

under

Included in oval mintage

Honey portion

250,000

200,000

120,000

Tome minute

400,000

300,000

200,000

F single stroke]

800,000

600,000

400,000

Minting period: Bunsei era - Tenpo era (1824-1832) Grade: Gold 123/Silver 87F Weight: 1.39 g

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

2,920,192 cars

120,000

90,000

60,000

Reverse stroke

350,000

250,000

150,000

There are several types of annotations

09-46 (Old 35) = Meiwa Goto Silver

Meiwa 5 Monme-Gin

There are several types of annotations

09-42 (Old 31)=Genroku Ni Shubankin

Genroku 2 Shu-Ban-Kin

Minting period Genroku 10 - Hoei 7 (1697 - 1710) Grade 564 gold/436 silver 2.21 g

” Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

Included in Koban minting amount

600,000

450,000

300,000

Reverse stroke

2,000,000

1,200,000

900,000

Note: There are two types, short and long, and there are fewer short and long. There are several typefaces

09-43 (Old 32) = Tenpo Nishubankin

Minting period: Meiwa 2nd year - Yasunei 1st year (1765-1772) Grade: Silver 460/Copper 540th weight I8.75g

(Furujishu)

(Ko 2 shu)

Tempo 2 Shu-Ban-Kin

Number of pieces cast

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During ~

under

361,200 pieces

400,000

300,000

200,000

Minting period: 1832-1858 (1832-1858) Grade: Gold 298/Silver F02 weight 1.62 g

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

___12,883,700 cars

7,000

5,000

4,000

Me hit

80,000

50,000

35,000

There are several types of annotations

09-44 (Old 33) = Manen Nishubankin

(Shinjishu)

(Shin 2 shu)

Man-en 2 Shu-Ban-Kin

Yamanu period: 1860-1869 (1860-1869) Roro 229 gold/771 silver 0.75 g

amount

Up

During ~

under

40,000 cars

10,000

8,000

5,000

Hit

90,000

60,000

40,000

There are several types of annotations

09-47 (Old 36) = Kunan Kagami Nishu Gin

Ko-NanryO 2 Shu-Gin

09-48 (old 37) = Shin-Nanryo Nishugin (Bunsei Nanro) Shin-Nanry. 2 Shu-Gin

intermediate type

Kansei type

Meiwa type

(Bunsei-nanryo}

Minting period Bunsei 7 - Tenpo 1 (1824 - 1830) Grade 978 silver/Other 22 pieces 7.53 g

Number of pieces cast

Up

During ~

under

60,624,280 pieces

35,000

25,000

18,00 end

Note: There are some reverse hits, but there are few. There are several typefaces

09-49 (Old 38) = Bunsei Minami Kagami Ichishu silver

(Furuichi Shu)

(Ko 1 shu)

Bunsei-Nanryo 1 Shu-Gin

Minting period Bunsei 12 - Tenpo 8 (1829 - 1837) Grade 989 silver/Other 11 Weight 2.63g

Number of pieces cast

Up

During ~

under

139,914,768 pieces

35,000

25,000

18,000

Note: There are some reverse hits, but there are few. There are several typefaces

The Kunan Kagami was published in 1898, but its production was discontinued 16 years later in 1988 due to the rise of silver. Production resumed 12 years later in Kansei 12. The early model has smooth sides, while the latter model is a little smaller and has sand marks on the side. Because it was manufactured over a long period of time, there are many changes, and there are still various theories regarding the detailed chronological classification. Here, we have listed the representative types, the early Meiwa type and the late Kansei type, which are easy to classify, and have listed the others as intermediate types for reference. There are various types of intermediate types.

In addition, the large size in the table below refers to one that is large and the round star on the edge is fully visible on both sides.

09-50 (Old 39) = Tenpo Ichibu Gin

(old one minute) Tenpo IBu-Gin

(Ko 1 bu)

Ordinary item

Minting period: Meiwa 9 - Bunsei 7 (1772 - 1824) Grade: Silver 978/other 22nd weight 10.19g

Number of pieces cast

type

Up

During ~

under

47,464,336 pieces

meiwa large size

350,000

200,000

100,000

Meiwa type

60,000

40,000

30,000

Intermediate large size

250,000

170,000

80,000

intermediate type

60,000

40,000

30,000

Kansei large size

280,000

180,000

100,000

Kansei type

50,000

35,000

25,000

Note: There are some reverse hits, but there are few.

a reason

long jump pillar

Minting period Tenpo 8 - Ansei 1 (1837 - 1854) Grade 991 silver/Other 9 items 8.66 g

Number of pieces cast

name

Up

During ~

_Bottom

78,916,556 pieces

Ordinary item

8,000

6,000

_4,000

jumping minute

25,000

15,000

10,000

long pillar seat

135,000

100,000

80,000

jump minute

220,000

150,000

100,000

Note: There are reverse hits, fixed losses, and few.

88All photos on this page are actual size.

09-51 (Old 39A) = Shonai Ichibu Bank

Shonai 1 Bu-Gin

09-54 (Old 41) = Meiji Ichibu Gin

Ordinary item

sflf

During ~

under

0,000

25,000

18,000

"50,000

50,000

35,000

330,000

240,000

150,000

Sakata in Tenpo Ichibun Gin.Shoji in Tsuruoka

Hit the mark.

There are 2 types of Gokuin

(Kawatsune)

(Kawatsune)

banal

Crossover Kawatsune

Meiji 1 Bu-Gin

Ordinary item

09-52 (Old 40)=Ansei Ichibu Bank

Ansei 1 Bu-Gin

non-intersecting rivers

Jumping Minute Jumping Silver

Minting period: 1868-1869 Grade: Silver 807/Other 193 weight: 8.66g

Minting period Ansei 6 - Meiji 1 (1859 - 1868) Grade Silver 873/Other 127 weight 8.63g

Number of pieces cast

name

Up

During ~

under

11,398,600 pieces

Ordinary item

7,500

5,500

3,800

Nakabashiraza

80,000

60,000

45,000

input

50,000

40,000

28,000

Tamaichi

100,000

80,000

55,000

Note: There are reverse hits, fixed losses, and few.

Number of pieces cast

Name

Up

During ~

under

4,267,332 pieces

Ordinary item

120,000

80,000

50,000

jump minute

120,000

80,000

65,000

jump silver

200,000

130,000

100,000

Meiji hand

40,000

30,000

20,000

non-intersecting rivers

65,000

45,000

30,000

Non-standing E"1 Wei

jump minute

150,000

100,000

55,000

Busy woman JII

Legs K minute 對hikinryu

200,000

150,000

80,000

Note Meiji hand is cherry blossom, H~K, back is b~

New materials have confirmed that there are many Meiji Ichibun silvers with a silver grade of 900 or higher, and research is currently underway.

09-53 (old 42) = Kaei Ichishu silver

Kaei 1 Shu-Gin

09-55 (old 43) = Meiji Ichishu silver

(Kawatsune Kazushu)

{Kawatsune 1 Shu)

Meiji 1 Shu-Gin

Minting period: 6th year of Kaei - 1st year of Keio (1853-1865) Quality: Silver 968/Other 32nd weight 1.89g

number

name

Up

During ~

under

159,244,800 pieces

;----_____

Ordinary item

3,500

2,500

1,800

jumping silver

4,000

3,000

2,000

jumping seat

4,500

3,500

2,300

jump

5,500

4,000

3,000

Triple jump・Silver

18,000

15,000

9,000

Triple jump/seat

20,000

17,000

10,000

Note: There are reverse hits, fixed losses, and few.

Minting period: 1868-1869 Grade: Silver 88〇/Other 120 pieces 1.88g

Number of pieces cast

Up

During ~

under

18,742,000 pieces

10,000

6,000

3,500

09-56 (Old 44) ​​= Ansei Nishu Silver (Trade Nishu)

Ansei 2 Shu-Gin (Boeki 2 Shu)

Minting period: Ansei 6 (1859)

Grade Silver 845/Other 155 Weight 13.62g

Number of pieces cast

Up

During ~

_Seven

706,400 pieces

400,000

250,000

180^000]

Note: With long pillar seat, short pillar seat, with reverse hit, and with few.

09-57 (old 44A) = Aratame 3 Bu-Sada-Gin (Counterstamp Ansei Trade Dollar)

Grade silver 862-886 26.8-27 g

Ansei Nishu silver 2 pieces] = Mexican silver

Tenpo, Ansei Ichibun Gin 3 sheets - ``Kai Sanbun Joho''

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

1,400,000

1,000,000

800,000 |

Note: There are two types: large and small.

Ansei Nishu Gin was manufactured in preparation for the opening of the Shimoda port in 1986 in order to improve the exchange ratio of trade currencies. The idea was to reduce the weight of Western silver to half that of Western silver, and to exchange one piece of German silver for two pieces of Ansei Nishu silver, in other words, to reduce the value of one piece of German silver to one minute (four pieces of Vermilion). The United States strongly objected to this, and Ansei Nishu Bank disappeared after being in use for only 22 days.

Aratame Sambusadagin is a Mexican 8 real silver coin with the mark ``Kai Sanbusadagin'' engraved on it, and is a symbol of Japanese gold and silver, which began to flow out as trade became more active. In order to protect the Japanese currency, the exchange of Western silver and 1 minute silver was suspended, and Western silver itself was allowed to be accepted domestically. At that time, the U.S. side insisted on the exchange rate of 1 piece of German silver and 3 pieces of 1 minute silver (3 minutes), and decided to stamp the ``Kai Sanbu'' so that Western silver would be accepted as 3 minutes domestically. I made a recommendation. Accordingly, the ``Kaisan Bunsei Gin'' was born, but since it was only valid in Japan for about 2 minutes and 2 vermilions, the sealing was discontinued after about six months.

Ichibu silver type rarity and price list

Tenpo Ichibu Bank

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'Grand Reverse Cherry Blossom k嗷正さくら m Z Reverse Cherry Blossom 〇 Capital letters are on the front

Lowercase letters are on the back

g issue

symbol

Special

Signs

First place

price

front

ura

1

Regular gold short column silver

Honey zodiac sign

6

20,000

2

nine

Akiro Jo

Ten

6,000

3

evening

Vertical dot silver

9

7,000

Four

Four

Toji always

Ten

6,000

Five

nine

This is true

9

7,000

6

nine

Aki width always

Ten

6,000,

7

nine

Grass point constant

Ten

6,000

8

Cut/Long pillar silver

double vertical dot silver

7

10,000

9

evening

long pillar seat

3

90,000

Ten

nine

This is true

Four

70,000

——

Signs

rank

price

number

symbol

front

ura

With

bow

QS

Kirire-bu/Nagasu silver

Aki width always

Four

50,000

11

Bo

Vertical and horizontal dots

Akiro Jo

9

7,000

\1

□n

Vertical dot silver

7

10,000

13

np Dn

nine

Tojijo

8

8,000

14

nq

evening

Aki width always

rare

School※※

15

Rt

evening

grass point constant

Ten

6,000

Ten

17

Hane minute/vertical dot silver

double vertical dot silver

7

10,000

1Q

Sm

nine

long pillar seat

2

120,000

1Q

Sr.

It's true

7

15,000

Ku〇

Aki width always

7

15,000

01

Four

grass point constant

1

140,000

41

twenty two

missing gold short pillar silver

double vertical dot silver

7

10,000

twenty three

evening

Akiro Jo

Ten

6,000

twenty four

nine

Tojijo

rare

School※※

twenty five

nine

It's true

Ten

6,000

26

Aki width always

Ten

6,000

27

Small

grass point constant

9

7,000

28

vertical and horizontal dots of silver

Honey zodiac sign

9

7,000

29

evening

Akiro Jo

Ten

6,000

30

nine

Vertical dot silver

9

7,000

31

Tojijo

Ten

6,000

32

cormorant

It's true

2

70,000

33

evening

Aki width always

Five

45,000

34

&

grass point constant

Ten

6,000

35

nine

Hitoyama Gin・Kosuza

2

100,000

Ansei Ichibu Bank

number

symbol

Special

Signs

Ranking

price

front

ura

1

Aa

silver in the mountains

standing x silver

Ten

5,500

2

Ab

nine

Akiza Akikore

Ten

5,500

3

Ac

nine

Suzanpaku Gin

Ten

5,500

Four

Ad

Suyama Gyakume Gin

Ten

5,500

Five

Ae

nine

Hitoyama Akijo

Ten

5,500

6

Af

Hirabashi is

9

6,500

7

Ag

nine

short pillar silver hanekore

Ten

5,500

8

Ba

Suyama diagonal horizontal dot silver

standing x silver

Ten

5,500

9

Bb

nine

Akiza Akikore

Ten

5,500

Ten

Be

nine

Suzanpaku Gin

Ten

5,500

11

Bd

Four

Suyama Gyakume Gin

Ten

5,500

12

Be

evening

Hitoyama Akijo

Ten

5,500

13

Bf

nine

Hirabashi is

Ten

5,500

14

Bg

nine

short pillar silver hanekore

Ten

5,500

15

Ca

Mountain control point

standing x silver

Ten

5,500

16

Cb

nine

Akiza Akikore

Ten

5,500

17

Cc

evening

Suzanpaku Gin

Ten

5,500

18

Cd

Ha

Suyama Gyakume Gin

Ten

5,500

19

Ce

nine

Hitoyama Akijo

Ten

5,500

20

Cf

nine

Hirabashi is

Ten

5,500

twenty one

twenty two

twenty three

Cg

Da

Db

nine

Silver dots on both sides of Mt.

nine

Short pillar silver hane is standing X silver Aki sitting Aki is

Ten

9

9

5,500

6,500

6,500

number

symbol

Special

Signs

Ranking

price

front

ura

twenty four

Silver dots on both sides of Mt.

Suzanpaku Gin

9

6,500

twenty five

Suyama Gyakume Gin

9

6,500

26

nine

Hitoyama Akijo

9

6,500

27

nine

Hirabashi is

9

6,500

28

short pillar silver hanekore

9

6,500

29

jinzanjingin

standing x silver

9

6,500

30

Akiza Akikore

9

6,500

31

nine

Suzanpaku Gin

9

6,500

32

nine

Suyama Gyakume Gin

9

6,500

33

Hitoyama Akijo

9

6,500

34

nine

Hirabashi is

9

6,500

35

nine

short pillar silver hanekore

9

6,500

36

Suyama both sides X silver

standing x silver

Ten

5,500

37

evening

Akiza Akikore

Ten

5,500

38

Suzanpaku Gin

Ten

5,500

39

nine

Suyama Gyakume Gin

Ten

5,500

40

nine

Hitoyama Akijo

Ten

5,500

41

evening

Hirabashi is

Ten

5,500

42

short pillar silver hanekore

Ten

5,500

43

Heyama circle point X silver

standing x silver

9

6,500

44

nine

Akiza Akikore

9

6,500

45

nine

Suzanpaku Gin

9

6,500

46

Suyama Gyakume Gin

9

6,500

47

nine

Hitoyama Akijo

9

6,500

48

evening

Hirabashi is

9

6,500

49

evening

short pillar silver hanekore

9

6,500

50

Both sides of Mt.

standing x silver

Four

100,000

51

nine

Akiza Akikore

Four

100,000

52

nine

Suzanpaku Gin

3

120,000

53

Suyama Gyakume Gin

Four

100,000

54

Hitoyama Akijo

Four

100,000

55

evening

Hirabashi is

Four

100,000

56

evening

short pillar silver hanekore

Undiscovered

Throne one minute silver

Yuichi Throne

number

symbol

Special

Signs

Ranking

price

front

ura

1

Aa

Gin to Tamaichi

Standing X Silver Throne

Four

100,000

2

Ae

nine

Hitoyama Akijo・Throne

Four

100,000

3

Af

nine

Heiashiki is Throne

Four

100,000

Four

Ag

Short Pillar Silver Honey Throne

Four

100,000

Five

Fa

Both sides of Mt. Tamaichisu) (Silver)

Standing X Silver Throne

Four

100,000

6

Fe

nine

Hitoyama Akijo・Throne

Four

100,000

7

Ff

evening

Heiashikore・Throne

Four

100,000

8

Fg

nine

Short Pillar Silver Honey Throne

Four

100,000

9

Ga

To Tamaichi Yamaen point X silver

Standing X Silver Throne

Four

100,000

Ten

Ge

nine

Hitoyama Akijo・Throne

Four

100,000

11

Gf

nine

Heiashiki is Throne

Four

100,000

12

Gg

Short Pillar Silver Hane Kore・Throne

Four

100,000

Irifune Throne

number

symbol

Special

Signs

Ranking

price

front

ura

1

Aa

Irumi・heyamaku silver

Standing X Silver Throne

7

50,000

2

Ae

nine

Aki Tsune Hitoyama

Four

100,000

3

Af

the law of nature

Heiashikore・Throne

7

50,000

Four

Ag

How to get rid of short nails

7

50,000

Five

Fa

Iribu Suzangin

Standing X Silver Throne

7

50,000

6

Ff

nine

Heiashikore・Throne

7

50,000

7

Fg

A short story, a short story

7

50,000

8

Ga

Irimune to Yamaen point x silver

Standing X Silver Throne

7

50,000

9

Ge

Four

person makijou・weight

7

50,000

Ten

Gf

evening

Heiashiki is Throne

7

50,000

11

Gg

nine

short talent

7

50,000

12

la

Irimune/short chair RX silver

Standing X Silver Throne

Four

100,000

13

If

nine

Heiashikore・Throne

Four

100,000

14

Ma

Irimun^|Lord silver

Standing X Silver Throne

3

120,000

15

Mf

nine

Heiashikore・Throne

3

120,000

16

Mg

Short boyfriend, ne is, reason

3

120,000

Meiji Ichibu Bank

number

symbol

Special

Signs

Ranking

price

front

ura

1

Ah

Heyama Haneku Silver

river crossing

3

120,000

2

Aj

nine

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

Four

100,000

3

Bh'

diagonal gold x silver

river crossing

Five

90,000

Four

Bh 2

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Non-river crossover

6

70,000

Five

Bh3 _

thick silver tip

nine

6

70,000

6

Bh 4

Suyama x silver

nine

6

70,000

7

Bh5 _

nine

Hitoyama Kakudomeze

8

40,000

8

Bh 6

silver

nine

8

40,000

9

Bi

Suyama x silver

Heyamamukai point is above

2

150,000

Ten

Bj'

thick silver tip

Hitoyama Kakudomeze

Five

90,000

11

Bj 2

Suyama x silver

Suyama Kakustopare

Five

90,000

12

Ch

Suyama Taishi painting

Hitoyama Kakudomeze

7

50,000

13

Ci

Suyamahaneku silver

Heyamamukai point is above

2

150,000

14

Dj

thick silver tip

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

Four

100,000

15

Ei

Heyamamukai point

Heyamamukai point is above

2

150,000

16

Fi

Toyama diagonal point

2

150,000

17

Gi

Heyama x Silver

nine

2

150,000

18

Hb'

Semi-missing gold long pillar silver

Heyama Gin

Ten

20,000

19

Hb2 _

Hanebunginkuginkugin

nine

6

70,000

20

Hb3 _

Hanging portion $5 long

nine

Five

90,000

twenty one

Hb 4

Suyama long column x silver

Suyama intersection is

6

70,000

twenty two

Hb5 _

Suyama x silver

nine

Four

100,000

twenty three

Hb 6

Suyama Nagashira Silver

S

6

70,000

twenty four

Hb 7

Suyama Aki Ryogin

Heyama x Silver

6

70,000

twenty five

Hb 8

Suyama long column x silver

Heyama Hane is

Ten

20,000

26

Hb9 _

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Heyama Gin

9

30,000

27

Hb 10

thick silver tip

nine

9

30,000

28

Hb 1 '

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Suyama Kakustopare

9

30,000

29

Hb 12

Suyama x silver

Susan Taishimen

8

40,000

30

Hb 13

silver

Heyamasaki Taize

8

40,000

31

He'

Hanebungin long pillar^

Heyama Kakudome

1

180,000

issue

symbol

front

ura

With

price

32

He 2

Suyama Nagashira Silver

silver

7

50,000

33

He 3

silver tapered

There are a lot of people.

7

50,000

34

He 4

Heyama Higin

Suyama Higin

7

50,000

35

Hd'

Hanebungin long pillar silver

Suyama Hane is

1

180,000

36

Hd 2

Suyama x silver

Hesan x Bank crossover

Four

100,000

37

Hd 3

Heyama Nagashira Silver

Heyama x Ginhane is

7

50,000

38

He 1

Suyama x silver

Susan Taishimen

Ten

20,000

39

He 2

human mountain long pillar silver

Suyama x silver

8

40,000

40

Hf

Heyama Nagashira Silver

Heyama Aki Tsunehakne is

3.

120,000

41

Hg'

The silver that shines on the mountain

Suyama is the leader

Four

100,000

42

Hg2 _

Heyama x Silver

Heyama x Ginsentaishi

Four

100,000

43

Hg3 _

thick silver

Tapered hem silver

3

120,000

44

Hh 1

Semi-missing gold long pillar silver

river crossing

Five

90,000

45

Hh 2

Heyama Nagashira Silver

nine

Five

90,000

46

Hh 3

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Non-river crossover

6

70,000

47

Hh 4

thick silver tip

nine

Five

90,000

48

Hh 5

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Orthogonal intersection

Four

100,000

49

Hh 6

nine

Heyama x Ginhane is

8

40,000

50

Hh 7

silver tapered

There are a lot of people.

7

50,000

51

Hh 8

Hanebungin long pillar silver

Suyama

1

180,000

52

Suyama x silver

Heyamamukai point is above

2

150,000

53

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Suyama x Bank intersection

2

150,000

54

Suyama Kachikin Nagashira Silver

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

8

40,000

55

Suyama Nagashira Silver

nine

6

70,000

56

people

Suyama Kakustopare

Four

100,000

57

silver tapered

Heyama Gin

7

50,000

58

Suyamahaneku silver

Suyama Senta X Silver

6

70,000

59

Suyama x silver

Suyama x Bank intersection

3

120,000

60

Suyamasaki Taigin

Silver corner stop

Ten

20,000

61

Suyama x silver

Heyamamukai point X silver

9

30,000

62

thick silver tip

evening

Ten

20,000

63

Suyama Nagashira Silver

Suyama Kakustopare

8

40,000

64

thick silver tip

Heyama X Ginsencho is

7

50,000

65

Suyama x silver

Suyama x silver

Five

90,000

66

thick silver tip

Tapered hem silver

3

120,000

67

*

river crossing

Five

90,000

68

*

Non-river crossover

6

70,000

69

Suyama x silver

nine

6

70,000

70

thick silver tip

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

9

30,000

71

Suyama x silver

Suyama

Four

100,000

72

Hane Min Hane Silver

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

1

180,000

73

Susankaku stop silver

nine

7

50,000

74

Suyama x silver

Heyama x Gin Kakudome is

3

120,000

75

Hane Min Hane Silver

Heyamamukai point

Five

90,000

76

nine

Heyama x Silver

3

120,000

77

nine

Suyamaku silver corner stop is

3

120,000

78

nine

JII regular chiasm

Four

100,000

79

nine

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

Five

90,000

80

honey minute

Heyamamukai point

Five

90,000

81

nine

Suyama x silver

Four

100,000

82

nine

Suyamaku silver corner stop is

Four

100,000

83

nine

river crossing

Four

100,000

84

nine

Hankawa Tsuneku Gin

Five

90,000

85

Hitoyama Nagashira x Silver

Heyama x Gin Kakudome is

Four

100,000

86

Suyama long column x silver

Heyamamukai point is above

2

150,000

Classification of Ichishu silver

According to the Tokugawa shogunate's currency system, Isshu silver was issued during the Bunsei (Minamikyo), Kaei, and Meiji periods.

In recent years, various researchers have researched the fonts on the front and back of Ki-ni Kaei Ichishu Gin, and the fonts on the front and back sides have been sorted by lineage, and they have been classified into two types: Kaei Ichishu Gin and Ansei Ichishu Gin.

Now, the combinations of front and back sides are determined by the same alphabetic symbols as Ichibu-gin, making a total of 132 types: Kaei Ichishu-gin (33 types, confirmed), Ansei Ichishu-gin (63 types confirmed), and Meiji Ichishu-gin (36 types confirmed). I tried to classify it. Although there is a good chance that new species will be discovered in the future, we will continue to revise this list gradually.

How to read the table

- For convenience, the symbols are shown in alphabetical order from Kaei to Meiji, with uppercase letters on the front and lowercase letters on the back〇

(Note) This has nothing to do with Ichibu Gin's reverse cherry blossom classification.

An example (front) first fat man silver (silver) right short column za first fat third right short

(1st place for the least common item to 10th place for the most common item)

5. The existence of combinations not listed in this table has not been confirmed.

1.

More than 10,000

6. 3,000-3,500

2.

5,000~6,000

7. 3,000

3.

4,500-5,000

8. 2,800

Four.

4,000-4,500

9. 2,600

Five.

3,500-4,000

10. 2,500

Kaei Ichishu silver (33 types) Front A ~ I Back a ~ e

symbol

Abbreviation name

Ranking

price

symbol

Abbreviation name

Ranking

price

6

3,500

Fa

Five

4,000

Four

4,000

Fb

Five

4,000

Four

4,000

Fc

Five

4,000

Five

4,000

Fd

Four

4,500

Sentasuyama/short right

6

3,500

Fe

1

10,000-

Sentasuyama/Brush length

2

6,000

Ga

1

10,000-

6

3,500

Gb

1

10,000-

2

5,000

Ha

Su mountain grass/jumping silver

3

5,000

2

6,000

Hb

Mountain grass/jumping seat

2

6,000

Kakinaku Gin/Buriza

2

6,000

HD

Mountain grass, short right

Ten

2,500

Shortage of silver/jumping

1

10,000-

He

Mountain grass・Brush length

9

2,600

short right silver

2

5,000

la

Missing Grass/Hobigin

9

2,600

Short-cut silver・Brush length

1

10,000-

lb

Kakanakusa/Boriza

7

3,000

Five

4,000

I C

Missing grass/bounce

Five

4,000

1

10,000-

Id

Missing grass, short right

2

5,000

7

3,000

Ie

Kakinakusa/Brush length

2

5,000

Five

4,000

Ansei Ichishu silver (63 types) Front…Back…

symbol

Abbreviation name

Ranking

price

symbol

Abbreviation name

Ranking

price,

Thick at the tip •Short in height

3

4,500

Seven strokes/oblique length

Four

4,500 one""

Thick at the tip, short at the tip

2

5,000

Seven strokes/S length

3

5,000

Thick end/Short length

2

5,000

Seven strokes/contact

Five

4,000

Thick end •Vertical

2

5,000

L-shaped oblique/vertical/short

3

4,500

Thick end/Oblique

3

4,500

L-shaped diagonal/short to hem

Four

4,000

Thick end/length

3

4,500

L-shaped oblique/Short

Four

4,000

Thick end/bending

Four

4,500

L-shaped oblique/vertical

Five

4,000

Short left leg/short height

Four

4,500

L-shaped oblique/long oblique

8

2,800

Short left leg

Four

4,500

L-shaped oblique/S length

Four

4,000

Short left leg/short leg

6

3,500

L-shaped oblique/tangent

Five

4,000

Short left leg/vertical long

7

3,000

L-shaped horizontal/vertical short

2

6,000

Short left leg/oblique long leg

Four

5,000

L-shaped horizontal/short

3

5,000

Short left leg/long legs

6

3,500

L-shaped horizontal/Short

2

6,000

Left short leg/touch

Five

4,000

L-shaped horizontal/vertical

3

5,000

Short legs/Short height

7

3,000

L-shaped horizontal/oblique

2

6,000

to short legs/to short legs

8

2,800

L-shaped horizontal length

3

5,000

Short legs/short legs

8

2,800

L-shaped horizontal/contact

1

15,000

To short legs/vertical

9

2,600

Tsume Akane・Vertical and short

Five

4,000

Short legs/oblique length

7

3,000

Vermilion nails/short hair

Five

4,000

Short legs/Long legs

7

3,000

Nail vermilion/Short

Five

4,000

Short legs/connection

6

3,500

Tsume Akane/Vertical

Ten

2,500

Upper character vermilion/vertical/short

8

2,800

Nail vermilion/oblique

Five

4,000

Uaji vermillion・he short

7

3,000

Tsume Akane, Sucho

Five

4,000

Upper character vermilion/short

7

3,000

Tsume Akane/Connection

Five

4,000

Mm

Upper character vermilion/vertical

7

3,000

Setsuzoku vermilion/vertical/short

Four

4,500

Mn

Upper character vermilion/oblique

8

2,800

Setsuzhu vermilion/hebana

Five

4,000

Mo

Uaji shu・sucho

8

2,800

Close foot vermilion short

Four

4,500

Mp

Upper character vermilion/junior

1

15,000

Setsuzoku vermilion/vertical

9

2,600

Nj

Seven strokes, vertical and short

7

3,000

Setsushu Akane/Yotocho

Five

4,000

Nk

Seven strokes/short to short

Five

4,000

Shushu Shu・Sucho

Five

4,000

N1

Seven strokes/Short

Five

4,000

Setsuzoku Shu/Tsuki

Five

4,000

Nm

Seven strokes/vertical

7

3,000

Meiji Ichishu Silver (36 types) Front S~Y Back S~x

symbol

Abbreviation name

Ranking

price

symbol

Abbreviation name

Ranking

price

Short mountain/short height

3

5,000

Suyama Hi・vertical/short

1

10,000~

short crest/short

2

6,000

Suyamahi・he short

2

6,000

Suyama short/close

2

6,000

Suyama Hi・Short

2

6,000

Short hemline/short height

Four

4,500

Susan Hi・Vertical

2

6,000

short hem / short hem

Four

4,500

Suyamahi・oblique length

2

6,000

short and close to the top

Four

4,500

Suyamahi/connection

2

6,000

Kawa Tsuneku ・Vertical and short

3

5,000

Su mountain

3

5,000

Kawa Tsuneku ・short to short

3

5,000

short to mountain x

3

5,000

Kawa Tsuneku・Short

2

6,000

Su mountain x short

3

5,000

Kawa Tsuneku ・Vertical

2

6,000

Suyama X/Vertical

Four

4,500

Kawa Tsuneku • Oblique

Four

4,500

Su mountain

2

6,000

Kawatsuneku・Tsutsugu

3

5,000

Su mountain

3

5,000

Kawa Tsuneto・length and shortness

1

10,000-

Hem x Height/Short height

Four

4,500

Kawa Tsuneto・short

2

6,000

Hesan X • Short hem

2

6,000

Tsuneto Kawa short story

2

6,000

hem x short

3

5,000

Kawa Tsuneto/Portrait

Four

4,500

Hem X •Vertical

3

5,000

Kawa Tsuneto/oblique

2

6,000

Hem X / oblique length

Four

4,500

Kawa Tsuneto/Contact

2

6,000

Hesan X •Contact

Four

_____4,500 one

Ichishu Gin classification method

Kaei Ichishu Silver

B

C

D

E

F

G

H

1

crowd

crowd

east

<

<

hoe

Silver

M

M

Silver

Silver

Sentasu mountain

short-tailed silver

lack of silver

vertical dot silver

short-tailed silver

Haneshu

Suyama Kusao

Kakane Kusao

A silver stroke ahead of Mt.

Jinzankugin

Small letters

double vertical dot silver

diagonal silver

Hibishu, Hibigin

Suyama Kusao Gin

short column silver

Name: Hanegin Characteristics: Gin one-stroke jump

Haneza Three-stroke jump

It's a rush, it's a jump, it's a eight-stroke jump.

Meeting

Right side short pillar za Rokuga typing

Fude-writing long pillar seat Fude-sho-sama, Hironichi Kore

Ansei Ichishu Gin (other name)

J K L

M N 0 P Q R

^5=^=3 ~ Nico

<<<<<<

Ginpo Bank

Silver-plated hoe

Name: Thick silver at the tip, short left leg vermilion, short leg vermilion to mountain silver, upper letter vermilion, seven strokes, L-shaped vermilion diagonal point silver, L-shaped vermilion horizontal dot silver, claw vermilion human silver, attached foot vermilion Hirao silver

Features: Heyamaku silver, Shuji-ga diagonal drawing, Shugo,

Shujoji-sama, seven diagonal and horizontal dots, silver dots on both sides, silver dots vertically and horizontally, and five strokes of vermillion.

six short legs

Iriyama Gin Succession to four paintings

j k

1 m n 〇 p

tn rhyme

Keiroku Kasaho

This is the best

Pouza za za za

Name: Vertical point short pillar za Features: Heyama silver, vertical point za

Suyama Gin Nacho Pillar Suyama Gin, key point za

Hesangin Takanashi Hesangin, Oblique Point

Suzan Gin Takanashi Suzan Gin, Oblique Point Zaza

juxtaposition

Short pillar silver, nine stroke jump

Vertical point long pillar seat, mountain silver, vertical point seat, narrow pillar seat

Oblique point long column Hesangin, Oblique point

Meiji Ichishu Silver

s T

fruit

striped silver wrinkles

2-sun mountain short pillar silver to Yamabashi gold and silver

Symptoms: Suyama Kachikingin Yazan Kachikingin

tig meaning

degree of accomplishment

Passage: Kawajo vertical point short pillar seat Heyama short pillar seat

: Heyama Gin, Hitenza Hesan Gin, Hytenza

U crowd

V \?===> Chestnut Silver Kawajojingin Vertical and horizontal point Jingin

W Shu Gin Suyama Hi Gin Ginzan Kami Uchikumi

X Zhu Bao Suyama

U V W

Rei Gin

ra za za

Suyama Gin Short Pillar Vertical Point Long Pillar Oblique Point Long Pillar

Su mountain silver, hypotenuse He mountain silver, Vertical point He mountain silver, Oblique point

seat

Closed pillar seat short pillar silver, nine stroke jump

(8) Chogin/Mameitagin

There were two types of coins in the Edo period: fixed-grade coins, which had a fixed grade and displayed the value on the face of the coin, and weighed coins, which had a fixed grade of silver and were weighed each time a transaction was made.

The weighing coin was Chogin, and until the Keicho era, fractions were used by cutting Chogin. In the Genna period, small-weight silver coins called Doban Gin began to be collected to make it easier to calculate fractions.

09 58 (Ko-45) = Ko-Chogin silver

Explanation: In addition to the illustrations, there are other types of old Chogin, such as official silver, Yamaguchi Tenmata Chogin, Happuku Chogin, and Kikuichimonji Chogin.

Minting period from the Muromachi period

Unknown quality, quantity undetermined

Official Chogin Bunroku Sekishu Chogin

Name

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under"

Yoshiba Chogin Bank

No

Akira

10,000,000

7,000,000

4,000, shout

Hagi Kocho Gin

No

Akira

10,000,000

7,000,000

4,000, 吧

Official Chogin

No

Akira

10,000,000

8,000,000

4,500,000

Bunroku Sekishucho Bank

No

Akira

15,000,000

13,000,000

8,000 pictures I

Hakama silver

Hakata Imperial Official Chogin (cut silver)

Name

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

Hakata official silver coin

not clear

14,000,000

9,000,000

6,000,000

Amamata Itccho Gin

not clear

14,000,000

8,500,000

5,000,000

Hakama silver

not clear

15,000,000

13,000,000

8,000,000

small silver

not clear

9,000,000

7,000,000

5,000,000

Several types of notes, cut silver available.

09-59 (old 46) = Keicho Chogin/Mameitagin

Keicho ChOgin & Mameita-Gin

Minting period: Keicho 6 to Genroku 8 (1601 to 1695)

Grade Silver 800/Other 200th quantity Undetermined

Keicho Chogin Gokuin

Chogin was used until the end of the Edo period, except for the Hoei period.

It is composed of the two pole marks mentioned above.

Keichocho Bank, first half

Keicho Chogin/Late period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

1,200,000 kan

Early period

1,600,000

1,200,000

800,000

Late period

1,200,000

800,000

600,000

12-menchogin

3,000,000

2,500,000

1,800,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

6,000,000

5,000,000

3,500,000

Sawagata Chogin

16,000,000

12,000,000

7,000,000

The first period is thin-shaped.

In the later period, the 8-sided stamp (3 on each side, 1 on each end), which later became common, appeared, and the way to stamp the gokuin became formalized.

Note: 12-men Daikokuchogin is a rare item with only 12 Daikoku seals stamped on the surface.

12-men Chogin is an item with 12 Daikoku, Tokoze, and Hou stamps on the side.

Keicho 12men Chogin

Sawata Chogin

Daikoku/Joze

Daikoku

name

Up

During ~

under

Dew silver

20,000

8,000

4,000

Ordinary item

100,000

40,000

15,000

One side Daikoku

700,000

350,000

150,000

Note: Prices may vary depending on shape, weight, and clarity of the seal.

All photos on this page are full size99

09-60 (old 47) = Genroku Chogin/Mameitagin

Genroku Chdgin & Mameita-Gin

Minting period: Genroku 8 - Hoei 3 (1695 - 1706)

Grade Silver 640/Other 360 pieces Undetermined

After the Genroku period, except for the Shotoku and Kyoho periods, a ``date stamp'' is stamped on both ends of the chogin, and ``Daikoku/Joze'' is stamped on the left and right of the center:

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

405,850 pieces

2,500,000

1,800,000

1,200,000

12-menchogin

4,000,000

3,000,000

2,000,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

7,000,000

5,000,000

3,500,000

Oaza original

Genji Daikoku

Genroku douban silver seal

Genji Daikoku・Joze Megurimoto

Double-sided hitting

W_Silver Regular item, Daikoku on one side, Daikoku on both sides ] Original Oaza original

Up

30,000

70,000

200,000

300,000

550,000

600,000

During ~

15,000

35,000

120,000

170,000

350,000

350,000

Re

50?000

85,0"

250,00 250,00?

61 (old 48) = Hoei Futatsu Hocho Gin, Mameban Gin

Hdei Futatu-ho ChGgin & Mameita-Gin

Casting period Quality

Hoei 3 - Hoei 7 (1706 - 1710) Silver 500/Other 500th quantity Unspecified

Hoei Futatsu Hocho Gin has the ``treasure'' shown on the left stamped on both ends. Douban Gin also uses the same ``treasure''.

Hoei Nippou 12-men Daikokuchogin

Treasure Ice Futatsu Hocho Silver

The ultimate seal of Hoei Chogin Daikoku Hou

Silver coins from the Hoei period do not have the seal of ``Joze''.

Amount of production

Up

During ~

under

Mouth! 78,130 pieces

6,000,000

4,000,000

2,500,000

Dwamenchogin

7,000,000

5,000,000

3,000,000

Near Mendaikokuchogin

8,500,000

6,500,000

4,000,000

Hoei Futatsu Takaradoban silver seal

Nippou Daikoku

Ordinary item

Nippou Daikoku Meguri Treasure

Double-sided hitting

name

Up

During ~

under

Dew silver

40,000

25,000

10,000

Ordinary item

150,000

90,000

40,000

One side Daikoku

200,000

130,000

80,000

double sided daikoku

350,000

240,000

120,000

group treasure

500,000

400,000

250,000

Oaza Takara

600,000

450,000

300,000

09-62 (old 48A) = Hoei-ji Chogin/Mamebangin

Hdei Eiji ChOgin & Mameita-Gin

Minting period: Hoei 7 (1710)

Grade: Silver 400/Other 600

Indeterminate

Eiji Daikoku

The lily pad protrudes through to the crown.

The Hoei character Chogin has the ``treasure'' shown on the left stamped on both ends. The small character "Ei" is engraved in the center. Bean plate silver uses "Ei".

The same ``takara'' is used for Mamebangin. Hoeiji chogin

The ``Treasure'' shown on the left is engraved on both ends of the powerful Hoei Sanhocho silver.

• Engraved in small letters "Takara" in the center.

Eiji Daikokudoban silver seal

Eiji Daikoku・Homeguriei

name

Up

During ~

under

Casting amount

Up

During ~

Bottom ]

Ordinary item

1,000,000

600,000

350,000

5,816 kan

11,000,000

7,000,000

5,500,000 I

One side Daikoku

1,800,000

1,000,000

550,000

12-menchogin

sect

sect|

Note: Double-sided Daikoku is an unseen item.

12-sided Daikokuchogin

sect

Edition

09-63 (old 48B) = Hoei Santhocho silver, Douban silver

Hdei Mitsu-hd Chogin & Mameita-Gin

Minting period: 7th year of Hoei to 1st year of Shotoku (1710-1711)

Grade silver 320/other 680

Undefined quantity

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

370,487 pieces

7,000,000

5,000,000

3,000,000

12-menchogin

8,000,000

6,000,000

4,000,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

10,000,000

7,000,000

5,000,000

Ordinary item

Sanppou Daikoku

Oaza Takara

Mitsuho Doban Gin Gokuin

Hoei Sant Hocho Gin

Double-sided hitting

name

Russian silver Regular item One-sided Daikoku Double-sided Daikoku Gun Takara Daiaza Takara

Up

35,000

150,000

250,000

500,000

700,000

800,000

During ~

15,000

80,000

140,000

350,000

550,000

600,000

48,

00, 2

00, 4

n%64 (Old 48C) = Hoei Yotsuhocho silver, Douban silver

Hdei Yotsu-hO ChOgin & Mameita-Gin Kazuichi・ヽ

The 噥髏迟. Black phantom

Indeterminate

Hoei Yotsu Hocho Gin has the ``treasure'' shown on the left stamped on both ends. In between are two small characters ``treasure'' engraved. The following "takara" is used for Mameita Gin.

bounce

bounce

Year stamp Four Treasures Daikoku/Homeguri Treasure

colored village

Up

During ~

under

Heart], 240 pieces

2,500,000

1,500,000

1,200,000

” Jikuchogin Daikokuchogin

3,000,000

1,600,000

1,300,000

3,500,000

2,000,000

1,500,000

name

Up

During ~

under

Dew silver

150,000

100,000

70,000

Ordinary item

300,000

150,000

80,000

One side Daikoku

1,400,000

700,000

200,000

Note: Double-sided Daikoku is an unseen item.

09-65 (old 49) = Shotoku, Kyohochogin, Dobangin

ShOtoku'KyOho Chogin & Mameita-Gin

Minting period: 4th year of Shotoku to 1st year of Genbun (1714-1736)

Grade Silver 800/Other 200th quantity Undefined

Distinguishing it from the Keicho era In the Keicho era, Daikoku's face is facing left, the ear flaps of his hood are on the left, the bale on the lower right is small, the ``ho'' is wide and wide, and the ``joze'' legs are high. During the Shotoku and Kyoho periods, Daikoku's face and ear lobes face forward. The crown of “Ho” looks like a pothole °

Ordinary item

Daikoku

Kyoho Chogin Shotoku/Kyoho Junimen Daikoku Chogin

Kyoho Chogin Gokuin

Daikoku/Joze

Shotoku Chogin...It is said to be eight-sided or better (excluding the two Daikokus at both ends).

Kyohocho silver…Items with seven sides or less

Special ants on the abdomen

Daikoku of Beiban Gin

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

331,420 kankyoho

450,000

250,000

100,000

12-menchogin

1,800,000

1,000,000

700,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

3,000,000

1,800,000

1,200,000

Up

12,000

Medium__ 7,000

Ordinary item 30,000 11,000

One side Daikoku 120,000 40,000

Double-sided Daikoku 220,000 120,000

E

4,000

15,0og 50,00?

Genbunchogin Genbun 12-men Daikokuchogin

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

525,465 pieces

160,000

85,000

60,000

12-menchogin

550,000

350,000

300,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

900,000

650,000

500,000

Note: There are many types such as 10-sided silver.

Upper case sentence

Genbundu plate silver seal

Shinbun Daikoku Shinbun Daikoku/Joze Meguribun

name

Up

During ~

under

Dew silver

10,000

7,000

3,000

Ordinary item

12,000

8,000

4,000

One side Daikoku

25,000

15,000

10,000

-Double-sided hitting

double sided daikoku

120,000

70,000

33,000

group sentence

500,000

400,000

250,000

Upper case sentence

550,000

400,000

270,000

Bunsei 3 - Tenpo 8 (1820-1837)

Silver 360/Other 640

Undefined quantity

Ordinary item

Casting period

dignity

group sentence

Upper case sentence

Daikoku/Joze

tf

Sobun Daisho

Sobun Daikoku Meguribun

Bunseicho Bank

Bunsei 12-men Daikokuchogin

The ultimate seal of Bunsei Chogin

Oaza Ho

Always, Ho

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

224,981 pieces

160,000

110,000

75,000

12-menchogin

1,200,000

850,000

550,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

2,300,000

1,500,000

1,000,000

Dew Silver Regular item One-sided Daikoku Double-sided Daikoku Group Mondai Daiza Mondai Hou

Up

13,000

15,000

35,000

150,000

700,000

800,000

700,000

_During_

8,000

9,000

25,000

80,000

450,000

550,000

500,000

_Bottom_ Two《〇 —^〇〇〇 ~1?000 ^〇〇〇 300j0Q 4oojgQ 350^00?

Oaza Hou Houji Daikoku

(Hojiho)

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

182,108 pieces

120,000

75,000

50,000

12-menchogin

1,100,000

800,000

500,000

J2 side Daikokuchogin

2,000,000

1,500,000

1,000,000

Tenpo Doban Gin Gokuin

Houji Daikoku Houji Daikoku・Tokore Meguriho Tsunekore・Hou Meguriho

name

Up

During ~

under

Dew silver

15,000

10,000

7,000

Ordinary item

8,000

6,000

4,000

One side Daikoku

25000

15,000

10,000

double sided daikoku

120,000

60,000

30,000

Gun Tamotsu

800,000

500,000

400,000

Oaza Tamotsu

800,000

500,000

450,000

Oaza Ho

700,000

450,000

350,000

Houji Daikoku

180,000

120,000

70,000

09-69 (Old 53) = Ansei Chogin/Mameitagin

Ansei Chdgin & Mameita-Gin

Minting period Ansei 6 - Keio 1 (1859 - 1865)

Grade Silver 135/Other 865 pieces Undetermined

Ansei Chogin Ansei 12-men Daikokuchogin

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

102,90 pieces

90,000

65,000

45,000

12-menchogin

1,200,000

850,000

550,000

12-sided Daikokuchogin

2,300,000

1,500,000

1,000,000

Ordinary item

Political character Daikoku

Oaza government

Takara character Daikoku (political character Takara)

name

Up

During ~

_under_

Dew silver

20,000

15,000

10,0 also

Ordinary item

7,000

5,000

_ 3,000

One side Daikoku

300,000

150,000

90,000

Double-sided hitting

double sided daikoku

85,000

50,000

25,0 near

Gun administration

800,000

550,000

450,05?

Oaza government

800,000

550,000

450,0 艺

Houji Daikoku

750,000

600,000

4o£o??I

Douban Gin List [Russian Bank excluded]

r — era, type

_----

Keicho ----

Genki

One side

both sides

double sided daikoku

group attack

Oaza type

Oaza Ho

Houji Daikoku

back/front

back/front

back/front

back/front

back/front

[Daikoku/Joze]

[Joze/Ho] Either one

①Nuji Daikoku/Jōzere Megurimoto] ②[Jōze/Hōmegurimoto] Either

③ [Motoji Daikoku]

/③ ③/① ①/①

④ [Gungen]/③ ④/②

[Oaza original]/③

Hoei two treasures

[Nitho Daikoku/Ho Meguri Treasure]

[Gunpo] Either

⑤ [Nitsutaka Daikoku] /⑤

[Gunpo]/⑤

[Oaza Takara]/⑤

藐^character

[Eiji Daikoku/Homaguri-ei]

Hoei Three Treasures

[Three Treasures Daikoku/Takameguri Treasure]

⑥ [Mitsuho Daikoku] /⑥

[Gunpo]/⑥

[Oaza Takara]/⑥

Hoei Four Treasures

[Four Treasures Daikoku/Treasure Meguri]

Seitoku/Kyoho

[Daikoku/Joze]

[Usually is/buy] Which one?

⑦ [Daikoku]/⑦

Original text

⑧ [Shinbun Daikoku/Jozere Meguribun]

[Zoze/Ho Meguri Bun] Either

⑨ [Mabun Daikoku] /⑨ ⑨/⑧

⑩ [Gunbun]/⑨ ⑩/⑦

⑪ [Capital letters]/⑨ ⑩/⑪

Bunsei

[Kusabun Daikoku/Jozere Meguribun] [Joezere Meguribun] Either

⑫ [Kusabun Daikoku] /⑫

[Gunbun]/⑫

⑬ [Upper case text]/⑫

⑭ [Oaza Ho]/⑫ ⑬/⑭

Tenpo

[Tenpo Daikoku/Tsukize Meguriho] [Tsukize/Ho Meguriho] [Gunpo] One of these

⑮ [Tenpo Daikoku] /⑮

[Gunpo]/⑮

[Oaza Ho]/⑮

[Oaza Ho]/⑮

[Hoji Daikoku] /⑮

Ansei

[Ansei Daikoku/Joze Megurimasa] [Joze/Hoze Megurimasa] [Gunsei] One of these

⑯ [Ansei Daikoku] /⑯

[Gunsho]/⑯

[Oaza Government]/⑯

「Oaza Ho】/⑯

[Hoji Daikoku] /⑯

Note: Blank columns in the table above have not been seen, but there may be exceptions.

Supplementary explanation of Chogin/Mamebangin

The standard type of Chogin weighs approximately 140g to 160g (Kyoho's nog to 130g), and large Chogin weighs over 200g (Kyoho's weighs over 160g), and some of them are more expensive than their respective prices. The standard size of Douban Gin is 5g to 7g, and anything over 15g is large. In the Keicho period, there are some that are so large that it is difficult to decide whether they are Cho-gin or Mameban-gin, as well as modified Mameban-gin that is made of blown-out silver with a gokoku stamp.

The evaluation of Gunuchi (Gungen, Gunpo, Gunbun, Gunpo, Gunsei) is that of Daikoku.

6. Figures below the decimal point have been rounded down.

(9) Local currency/old gold and silver

09-70 (old 54) = Chikuzen Bunkin

Chikuzen Bu-Kin

Minting period at the end of the Edo period

Casting amount

given name

name

Up

During ~

_under

not clear

three

minutes

1,300,000

1,000,000

700,00〇】

not clear

two

minutes

9,000,000

6,000,000

4,000,000〕

not clear

minutes

600,000

400,000

300^

09-71 (old 55) = Akita nine volumes two-bunch silver edition

Akita 9 Monme 2 Bu-Ginban

Minting period: Bunkyu 3 (1863)

Unknown quality 34.51g

Casting amount

Up

180,000

During ~

140,000

100,022J

There are several types of calligraphy and polar seals.

Minting period: Bunkyu 3 (1863)

Unknown quality 17.25 g

Casting amount

Up

not clear

90,000

During ~

under

70,000

45,000

There are several types of calligraphy and polar seals.

09-73 (Old 57) = Morioka Hachime silver edition

Morioka 8 Monme-Ginban

There are several types of calligraphy and polar seals.

All photos on this page are full size111

09-74 (Old 58) = Mimasaka Ichibu Gin (Mimasaka Ichibu Gin)

Mimasaka Gin 1 Bu

09-78 (Old 62) = Akita Hogin

Akita Fu-Gin

Casting period

not clear

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

700,000

500,000

350,000

There are several types of calligraphy and polar seals.

Minting period at the end of the Edo period

09-75 (old 59) = Tajima Minami Kagami Silver

Minting period: Early Edo period Tajima Nanryo-Gin

Casting amount

name

Up

During ~

Lower two

not clear

silver in silver

1,500,000

1,000,000

800,

not clear

4 pieces of silver

1,000,000

700,000

500,000

not clear

Two gold coins

sect

Note: There are also 6 pieces of silver.

Casting amount

name

Up

During ~

under

not clear

Oaza

1,000,000

800,000

600,000

not clear

Medium character

550,000

350,000

230,000

not clear

Small letters

550,000

350,000

250,000

not clear

different book

750,000

600,000

450,000

09-79 (Old 63) = Aizu Ginban

Aizu Ginban

There are several types of annotations.

09 Fu 6 (Old 60) = Kaganami Kagami Silver

Kaga NanryO-Gin

Minting period: Early Edo period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

800,000

600,000

400,000

There are several types of annotations. 

09-77 (old 61) = Akita Sasa Ichibun Gin

Akita Sasa 1 Bu-Gin

Casting period

end of the Edo period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

450,000

350,000

250,000

Notes are stamped, and several other types are available.

Casting period: Keio Year Quality unknown

Casting amount

name

Up

During ~

not clear

—Ryo

2,000,000

1,500,000

1,000 marriages

not clear

dichotomy

X

not clear

-min

09-80 (Old 64) = Sendai Kozuchi Silver

Sendai Kozuchi-Gin

Minting period: End of the Edo period. Quality unknown.

Nanami quantity

Up

During ~

under

Akira

320,000

240,000

180,000

09-83 (Old 67) = Sado Tokutsu seal stamped silver

(Niigata)

Sado Tokutsu-In Kirigin

09-81 (old 65) = Dewa Kakunodate stamp silver

(Akita)

Dewa Kakudate-In Kirigin

Minting period Early Edo period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

1,000,000

600,000

250,000

Note: The price of cut silver varies greatly depending on the size and condition of the gold stamp.

Minting period Early Edo period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

1,500,000

750,000

300,000

09-84 (old 68) = Dewa Kubota stamped silver

(Akita)

Dewa-kubota-In Kirigin

09-82 (Old 66) = Echigo Kanji stamped silver

(Niigata)

Echigo Kanji-In Kirigin

Minting period Early Edo period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

1,300,000

650,000

300,000

Note: The price of cut silver varies greatly depending on the size and condition of the gold stamp.

Deaf early Edo period

Up

During ~

under

600,000

400,000

250,000

The price of cut silver varies greatly depending on the size and condition of the gold seal.

09-85 (Kofu 0) = Koshu Russian Ichiryokin

Kdshu Tuyu 1 Ryokin

Minting period: Tensho to early Edo period

Casting amount

Up

During ~

under

not clear

7,000,000

5,000,000

3,000,000

09-86 6 (Old 71) = Old Kou Kaneishimeuchi

Ko-Kdkin Ishimeuchi

There is also a theory that ``Kokokin'' dates back to before it was recast in 1695. Since then, it has been called "Shinkokin" and is listed below.

Casting amount

kinds

Up

During ~

not clear

double gold

sect

sect

*〜

not clear

One minute money

1,500,000

800,000

600, muscle

not clear

Nishukin

1,800,000

1,000,000

700,000'

not clear

— Shukin

1,800,000

1,000,000

700,〇〇〇'

Note: It has the Yamashita, Shimura, and Nonaka family seals, and is rare. The above is the Matsukiya Gokuin evaluation.

09-87 7 (Old 72) = Koshu Ichibukin

Kdshu 1 Bukin

09-89 (Old 74) = Koshu Ichishukin

Kosh a 1 Shukin

Casting amount t

seed

kind

Up

During ~

under

No

Akari_

Nothing

Back

280,000

180,000

120,000

No

Ming Ming

Back

Tadashi

700,000

350,000

180,000

No

Ming Ming

low price

950,000

600,000

350,000

No

Ming Ming

cheap back

750,000

450,000

250,000

No

Akari_

Back

heavy

180,000

150,000

100,000

No

Ming Ming_

Back

fixed

180,000

150,000

100,000

Casting amount

seed

kind

Up

During ~

under

No

Akira

Nothing

Back

280,000

200,000

120,000

No

Akira

Back

Tadashi

600,000

300,000

150,000

No

Akira

low price

900,000

500,000

250,000

No

Akira

cheap back

700,000

400,000

200,000

No

Akira

Back

heavy

180,000

150,000

100,000

No

Akira

Back

fixed

180,000

150,000

100,000

09-888 (Old 73) = Koshu Nishukin

KOshU 2 Shukin

09-90 (Old 75) = Koshu Shuchukin

Kdshu Shunakakin

Rich casting quantity

seed

kind

Up

During ~

under

No

” Ming

Nothing

Back

300,000

200,000

140,000

No

Ming Ming

Back

Tadashi

750,000

500,000

200,000

No

吵明

low price

1,100,000

750,000

350,000

No

Jg Akira

cheap back

850,000

550,000

250,000

No

•Ming

Back

heavy

250,000

180,000

100,000

No

匪明

Back

fixed

250,000

180,000

100,000

name

Up

During ~

Down

Maruchu Junior High School

1,600,000

1,100,000

_850,00

Kakushuchu

400,000

300,000

__200,000J

There are notes such as shi, i, sa, heavy, fixed, etc. on the back.

Some are spineless, some are spineless.

Kanpei Great Treasure

Yanxi Treasure

Zhuo L Yuan Taiho

(10) Ancient Coins

Note: There are many coins with different fonts, sizes, etc., and the prices vary widely.

Nara, Heian Period

There are significant differences in the number of Imperial coins remaining and their popularity depending on the type of coin. Since it was not possible to estimate the remaining number of Temawari coins and their prices using the previous method of classification, this year we have made it easier for users by noting the ranking and price of the main Temawari coins. Ta.

The 12 types of coins minted over a period of 250 years, from Wado Kaiju, first minted in the first year of Wado (708) to Inuigen Taiho, first minted in Tentoku 2 (958), are called Kochosen. The first coin was Wado Kaiji, but Wado Kaiko was further divided into two due to differences in materials, production methods, fonts, etc. Those that are made of brittle materials, poorly made, and have an old-fashioned typeface are called Kowado Kaiya. There are silver coins and copper coins in this Kowa Do Kaiku coin. On the other hand, fonts that are made of hard material, well made, and have a uniform typeface are called Shinwadokaiko. When we talk about Wado Kaiban, we usually refer to the Shin Wado Kaikon. Shinwado Kaiya is available only in copper coins.

The construction of imperial coins changed greatly depending on the political and economic background.

The government at the time, aiming to establish a modern Ritsuryo state, imitated the monetary policy of the neighboring Tang Dynasty, with the issuance of coins as part of its modernization policy. However, at that time, Japan's economy had not yet developed to the point where it needed money, so the government took various measures to promote the circulation of money, such as the ``Coin Enthusiasm Ordinance.''

Once coins began to circulate, private coinage became rampant, and the government, which had difficulty countering this, countered by issuing new coinage, or Mannentsuho. This Mannen Tsuho is somewhat larger than the Wado Kairin, but since it gives new coins IO times the value of old coins, it is thought that the intention was to profit from the reminting. In other words, by collecting old coins, reminting them, and issuing new coins with io times the value, the government would receive huge profits. The issuance of new coins aimed at profit from reminting was repeated many times after that, and the new coins that were issued gradually became smaller and lighter than the old coins. In addition, as the raw material copper ran out and we had to rely on the collection of old coins, the proportion of lead gradually increased, and even lead coins appeared in Engi-Tsuho and Inuigen-Taiho.

This kind of issuance of new coins aimed at profits from reminting led to inflation, and the common people's trust in money was greatly diminished. Also, with the development of the manor system, we eventually returned to the original era when rice and silk were the medium of exchange, and the government did not mint coins for a long period of 700 years after Inuimoto Taiho. There was no.

Eventually, in the 11th century, as trade with the sects became more active, sect coins began to flow into our country. High-quality and exquisite Sosen received support from the common people, and the monetary economy returned with a large influx of money.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

1 ~ 1 2

(Wadoka Ichin/Ho)

Japanese copper

1st year

708

13-15

(Mannentsuhou)

a -

Tenpyo treasure

4 years

760

16-22

(Jingu/Jinkou Kaiho)

Tenpyojin

1st year of Gogo

765

23-28

(Ryuheiho)

15 years

796

29-32

(Fujisho Shinpou)

9 years

818

33-34

(Let's do it)

2 years

835

35-36

(chounentaiho)

1st year

848

37-39

(Nyoeki Shinpo)

1st year

859

40-41

(Jyogan Eihou)

12 years

870

4 2 — 46

(Kanbyo Taiho)

2 years

890

4 7 — 48

(Engitsuhou)

copper/lead

7 years

907

49-51

(kengentaiho)

copper/lead

2 years

___ 958 one

Main changes in imperial coins

We respect the classification names that have been handed down from ancient times and use the most standard types among the types.

Imperial coins have been minted for over 1,000 years, and since they have been kept in various conditions, there are extreme differences in the condition of the coins, and there is a significant difference in price.

No.

_given name

name

material

Ranking

Price (10,000 yen)

Main classification characteristics

Kowado Kairin

Sasate

• $S

twenty one

550-300

The end of the coin is thin, and the same ro descends.

2

nine

contraction

twenty one

400-200

The tip of the fourth stroke of He is raised in shadow and looks like a point.

3

evening

Upper case ♦ Lower case

twenty one

400-200

Sum is vertical, opening is long and large, and vice versa for small letters.

Four

nine

opening

2

400-250

The same □ moves to the left, and the opening opens up.

Five

nine

nine

Five

80-50

The same □ moves to the left, and the opening opens up.

6

Wado Kaikin

Chuji (standard coin)

Ten

35-13

The most standard basic typeface

7

nine

Tanwa (Kurewa)

7

40-20

Peace descends, and the mouth is as big as the king of rarity.

8

Chochin

Four

150-100

The second and third strokes of He are falling, and the beads are long.

9

nine

Kobayashi

7

40-20

Japanese ro is excited, and Hayashi's 尔 moves to the left.

Ten

nine

Noki

6

60— 40

The Japanese fifth stroke is long, and the 琼尔 is long.

11

evening

triple jump

3

250-150

The end of the three characters of Wadokin is bouncy and the letters are large.

nine

Quadruple jump

Four

200-120

The ends of all four characters jump and the letters are small.

Ranking is a relative evaluation based on the number of existing items, and is evaluated on a 10-point scale, with 1 being the least existing item and 10 being the most existing item.

No.

given name

name

material

Ranking

Price (10,000 yen)

Main classification characteristics

13

Manen Tsuho

Ordinary (standard coin)

Ten

20-6.5

The most standard basic typeface

14

nine

narrow street

8

20-8

The head of the head is large and the top and bottom width of the handle is narrow.

1 5

nine

Horizontal point normal edge

7

35-20

The dot of the year letter is horizontal and attached to the vertical bar.

1 6

Jingu Kaiho

power

9

10-6

The creation of gong becomes power, and opening becomes unopened.

1 7

evening

success and failure

8

15-8

The structure of the gong becomes the sword, and the opening becomes the sword.

1 8

evening

shrinkage

Four

100-70

The character of gong has shrunk, and the opening is not open.

1 9

Ooza Oaza

7

40-20

The coin diameter and letters are large, and the opening is ``Sakaki''.

20

nine

Nakasama Oaza

9

15-10

The diameter of the coin and the letters are slightly small, and the opening is open.

twenty one

nine

side effect

8

10—6

The pillar of the gong is parallel to the wall, and the sword is also straight.

twenty two

nine

Long sword (standard coin)

Ten

15-4

The width of Isao's sword is narrow and curves to the left.

twenty three

Ryuhei Eiho

Master

7

30-20

The characters are majestic, and Takashi's life resembles a trapezoid.

twenty four

nine

Oaza

8

16— 8

The flat letters are large, with a gap between the first and fourth strokes.

34

36

Price and ranking are not accurately linked. Even if there are a large number of imperial coins in existence, popular items will be sold at high prices, and conversely, even if there are only a few in existence, if they are not popular, their prices will not rise.

No.

given name

name

material

Ranking

Price (10,000 yen)

Main classification characteristics

twenty five

Ryuhei Eiho

Medium character

9

16~5

Takashi's three raw horizontal pulls resemble a long rectangle.

26

nine

Small character (standard coin)

Ten

16~5

Takashi's life and Eiji are especially small.

27

nine

wide perforated long flat

8

15-8

Wide perforation with long flat vertical bars and small permanent characters.

28

nine

Nisui Eichuji

3

20〇~120

Eiji is Nisui, there are also small and large characters.

29

Toju Shinho

Master

Five

100-70

The coin character is large, and the crown of wealth becomes wa.

30

nine

Daisama Hisuki

3

250~150

The vertical bar in the second stroke of Hisashi passes through the mouth.

31

nine

Small character (standard coin)

Ten

16-6

The day of the god monkey is small in the most common coin.

32

nine

Demonstration

Five

60~40

The breadth of God is revealed, and the width of wealth is narrow.

33

Shōwa Masahō

Master

Five

60-40

Zeniai, Zenibun both Yudai, Japanese second stroke is diagonal

34

Small character (standard coin)

9

25 to 10

The diameter of the coin and the coin pattern are small, and the second Japanese stroke is slightly horizontal.

35

long years daiho

Master

Four

120~60

Zeniai and Zenibun Yudai

nine

Small character (standard coin)

7

45 ~I8

Both the coin diameter and coin pattern are small.

-- 38

No.

given name

name

material

Ranking

Price (10,000 yen)

Main classification characteristics

37

Raoyishinho

Master

1

400-300

Zeniai and Zenibun Yudai

38

nine

Small character (standard coin)

Four

200-100

Both the coin diameter and coin pattern are small.

39

small left god

3

250-120

The god character moves to the right side (retreats)

40

Jogan Eiho

Harizizada (standard coin)

9

25-10

Sadaji's right leg is long and stretched out to the side.

4 1

nine

Sada Naoashi

8

25-10

Sadaji's right leg is short and descends downward.

42

Kanpei Daiho

Oaza (Houkan)

Five

80-50

Both ends of Kan's crown hang vertically, and the letters are large.

43

Small character (standard coin)

Ten

15-7

The most standard basic typeface

44

nine

Hiroshi Nobeo

6

35-20

The final stroke of the Kanji character extends parallel to the Kuo character.

45

nine

narrow flat

7

20-10

The flat characters are narrow and the first and fourth strokes are open.

46

nine

Hodai

8

17-8

The first stroke of Dai is wider and larger than the width of a person.

47

Engi Tsuho

Master

copper/lead

6

45-15

Zeniai and Zenibun both have a large Nobu no Tadashi that moves to the right.

48

Small

Small character (standard coin)

copper/lead

Ten

6.5-3

The coin diameter is small and the extended and continuous characters are flat.

49

Kimoto Daiho

Nagamoto (standard coin)

copper/lead

6

100-30

The final stroke of the original character falls for a long time.

50

nine

Tangen

copper/lead

6

100-30

The final stroke of the original character rises briefly.

5 1

nine

enclosing

copper/lead

1

400-300

The four characters are close to each other.

Momoyama Period

It is said that the gold and silver coins of the Yama period were coins minted by Taiko Hideyoshi as rewards when he dispatched troops to Korea, Kyushu, Odawara, etc. The types include Tensho Tsuho, Eiraku Tsuho, and a wide variety of silver coins, which testify to the prosperity of the time.

Along with Bunroku Tsuho, it imitates Tang coins and Song coins.

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

1

Tensho Tsuho (Oaza)

Around Tensho 15

1587

800,000- 400,000

2

Tensho Tsuho (small letters)

Around Tensho 15

1587

400,000- 200,000

3

Bunroku Tsuho (silver casting)

Around Tensho 15

1587

2,000,000-1,200,000

Four

Shaosheng Yuanbao (casting)

Around Tensho 15

1587

800,000- 250,000

Five

Eiraku Tsuho (hammered)

Around Tensho 15

1587

300,000-150,000

6

Eiraku Tsuho (hammered) (Kishu)

Edo Period

1600-

150,000- 60,000

7

Eiraku Tsuho (casting)

Around Tensho 15

1587

80,000- 40,000

8

Eiraku Tsuho (Nomu Raku)

Around Tensho 15

1587

30,000- 15,000

9

Eiraku Tsuho (hammered paulownia wood), large and small, available in two types

Around Tensho 15

1587

4,000,000-2,000,000

Ten

Eiraku Tsuho (casting)

Around Tensho 15

1587

1,600,000- 800,000

Edo Period

Minting of Keicho Tsuho coins began in 1606, but even Tokugawa Ieyasu, who ruled the country, passed away without seeing the unification of coins nationwide. Genna Tsuho coins were also minted in 1617, and these coins were mixed with foreign coins.

No.

_---

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

1

Keicho Tsuho (small letters)

copper

Keicho 11

1606

40,000- 15,000

2

Keicho Tsuho (Hochosei)

copper

Keicho 11

1606

200,000- 80,000

3

Genwa Tsuho (small letters)

copper

Genna 3rd year

1617

300,000-150,000

Four

Genwa Tsuho (Oaza)

copper

Genna 3rd year

1617

700,000-400,000

Bita,

Japan・Kajikisen・Kajikisen Bita-Sen Kajiki-Sen

There are many types of luo sen, including coins that are directly copied from Chinese coins, and modified keys that have part of the characters modified, and the year in which they were minted is unknown. Among them, the Kobu Tsuho, which was privately minted from the Tensho period to the Genroku period, has the characters ``power; There are also many coins that have letters, symbols, etc. on the back, such as the Tenge-te symbol and Kanade-shaped Motosuke Tsuho.

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

1

Tensho to Genji period

158〇〜

2,000~600

2

Nenwu Tsubo (Tu Hongwu)

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

70,000~30,000

3

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

250,000-80,000

Four

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

15,000~5,000

Five

Kenfu Tsuho (Tenka £

Tensho to Genji period

158〇〜

10,000~4,000

No.

given name

name

material

era

Western calendar

price one

6

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

18,000~10,000

7

Tensho to Genji period

158〇〜

2,000~1,000

8

Tensho to Genji period

158〇〜

2,000~1,000

9

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

4,000~1,500

Ten

Motoya (Tsuboji potato)

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

40,000〜15,000

11

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

40,000〜15,000

12

Tensho to Genji period

158〇〜

50,000~20,000

13

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

15,000~5,000

14

Original Treasure (Ichiten Saint)

Tensho to Genjo period

158〇〜

80,000-40,000

15

Noho (grass feet)

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

20,000-10,000

16

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

150,000-80,000

17

Tensho to Genroku period

158〇〜

40,000-10,000

18

Original Treasure (Lockdown)

Tensho to Genji period

158〇〜

50,000-20,000

Nagasaki Trade Money

Ukisaki trade coins are coins that were used exclusively for trade settlements without using the characters ``Kanei'' on the coins because there was a strong demand for copper coins for trade settlements when ships from countries such as the Netherlands and China came to sea at the time. These coins were minted with the permission of the Shogunate under certain conditions.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

case

mother money

currency coins

1

(single point)

copper

Manji 2

1659

60,000〜25,000

500-200

2

copper

Manji 2

1659

60,000-25,000

1,000- 200

3

copper

Manji 2

1659

70,000-35,000

5,000-2,000

Four

copper

Manji 2

1659

70,000-35,000

5,000-2,000

Five

copper

Manji 2

1659

70,000-35,000

5,000-2,000

6

copper

Manji 2

1659

70,000-35,000

5,000-2,000

7

Chongqing

Manji 2

1659

70,000-35,000

5,000-2,000

8

copper

Manji 2

1659

70,000-35,000

5,000-2,000

Note Recently, many thin and small coins of different materials have been seen among Nagasaki-sen, Kan'ei-sen, Torai-sen, etc., but these are called Nanpo-te (tentative name) and were made much earlier than the original coins. This coin is thought to have been made after the 2000s, and is not applicable to the evaluation in this catalog.

Kanei-Tsuhd

Kan'ei coins are said to have been created by Shinsuke Sato, a resident of Mito, in 1626. After that, for over 240 years until the first year of the Meiji era, coins were minted at coin counters all over the country and were popular as coins for the common people. Initially, the year name was written on the coins, but later the Tokugawa shogunate used the four characters ``Kanei Tsuho'' as the name of the coins, regardless of the year name. In other words, the coins of the Tokugawa period were made under the name of Kan'ei Tsuho, in addition to Hoei Tsuho, Tenpo Tsuho, and Bunkyu Eiho. Today, in the world of ancient coins, Kan'ei coins are roughly divided into old Kan'ei and new Kan'ei.As they were minted over a long period of time, there are hundreds of types.

Ko-Kaneisen

Mi-Kanei is a general term for Kan'ei coins that were minted in various parts of Japan between 1626 and 1668, including Shiba, Asakusa, Sakamoto, Mito, Sendai, etc. There are coins from Yoshida, Matsumoto, Takada, Okayama, Hagi, Takeda, Kenninji, Kutsuya, Torigoe, etc., and the following are representative ones.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

price

1

Two water

Ei (Mito)

copper

3 years

1626

80,000-40,000

2

copper

13 years

1636

500-150

3

copper

13 years

1636

1,500- 400

Four

copper

13 years

1636

1,500— 400

Five

copper

12 years

1635

500-150

6

copper

14 years

1637

500-150

7

copper

14 years

1637

500-150

8

copper

14 years

1637

500-150

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

9

Ten

11

12

13

14

15

16

Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qian Qin

temple

Tayama Gate Tayama Tanikoshi

Jin Takaoka Nagatakeoka Kenkutori

rip raw OS rrg*

El UL UL Ei Ei UL llL Ei Now I'm in debt, I'm in negative year 44446222

1637

1637

1637

1637

1639

1653

1656

1656

500-150

500-150

500-150

1,000- 400

500-150

500-150

500-150

500-150

_ __

Note: Prices for old Kan'ei coins vary greatly depending on their font, so only general prices are listed.

N0.13 Okayama Sen was formerly known as Inomiya, but since it was excavated at a coin minting area in Okayama, it was changed to Okayama Sen.

W new Kan'eisen 3nm small aneisen

It began in 1668 when coins were minted in Kameido Village, Edo under the direct control of the Shogunate. The coins with a wave pattern on the back were used as Shimon coins, and the other coins were used as Ichimon coins, and were minted in copper and iron. These coins were popular as common people's money for 200 years until 1869, and were made and used all over Japan. Below are the typical types.

Chumosen is a mother mold used for casting common coins (kosen), and differs in material and manufacturing dimensions.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

case

mother

money

General use

money

1

8 years

1668

rare

300,000-180,000

1-A

sentence (backless)

8 years

1668

rare

35,000-

15,000

2

8 years

1668

50,000〜35,000

150-

100

3

With orthography

8 years

1668

150,000-80,000

2,000-

500

Four

Exit point

8 years

1668

180,000-80,000

3,000-

600

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

value

case

—-

mother money

currency coins

Five

Ogiwara Sen (Supinei Kusatenaga)

Genroku 13

1700

40,000- 25,000

400-200

0

7

Four treasure coins (Hironaga)

Hoei 5th year

1708

35,000- 20,000

200-100

8

Four treasure coins (Hiroshi Za)

Hoei 5th year

1708

50,000- 35,000

1,000- 500

g

Shotoku 4th year

1714

55,000- 40,000

500-200

in

Shotoku 4th year

1714

55,000- 30,000

400-200

1V _

11

Nikko official coins

Shotoku 4th year

1714

250,000-180,000

rare

12

Shotoku period (Sesa)

Shotoku 4th year

1714

150,000- 80,000

2,000-1,200

Kyoho period (Seikosa)

Kyoho 2nd year

1717

350,000-180,000

1,000- 500

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

case

mother money

currency coins

13

wide-bore suit

(Bunkyu period)

Bunkyu 2

1862

80,000~40,000

2,000~1,000

14

Kyoho

around 1716

150,00〇〜100,000

80,000-35,000

15

Kyoto Shichijo Sen

(Toei)

Kyoho 11

1726

25,000~20,000

20〇~100

16

兀文原

Year~

1736-

300,000〜170,000

35,000〜20,000

17

兀文兀

Year~

1736-

250,000〜100,000

15,000-10,000

18

(Ishinomaki)

Kyoho 13

1728

130,000~80,000

9,000~5,000

19

(Ishinomaki)

Kyoho 13

1728

70,000~40,000

50〇〜250

20

(Water edge)

Kyoho 13

1728

45,000~25,000

500~200

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

Case -

mother money

General use

twenty one

Osaka Namba

Money (forehead ring)

Kyoho

13 years

1728

50,000〜30,000

6,000-3,000

twenty two

Sarue

sen (orthographic)

Kyoho period

around 1716

30,000-20,000

400~

200

twenty three

Seju (Edo Fukagawa + Mantsubo)

1736

60,000~30,000

mother's money

formula

twenty four

ring + casting

1736

50,000~25,000

2,000-1,000

twenty five

Hiroshi Toranoo small character (100,000 tsubo)

1736

40,000~28,000

300-

200

26

Contains water

Long (100,000 tsubo)

1736

50,000〜30,000

1,000-

500

27

Rinjugo

copper, iron

1739

50,000~25,000

1,500-

700

28

narrow perforation

Character (Wakayama)

copper

2 years

1737

45,000-25,000

1,500-

800

36

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

case

mother

money

General use

money

29

Enkei (Wakayama)

Original text 2

1737

80,000~

45,000

1,500-

800

30

Small (Komemura)

Original text 2

1737

90,000~

50,000

1,000-

500

31

Small (Komemura)

Original text 2

1737

130,000-

70,000

3,000-1,500

32

Koumede Hirokan

Original text 2

1737

90,000-

60,000

800-

350

33

Koume hand wide trousers

Original text 2

1737

230,000-100,000

2,000-

500

34

Orthography

Original text 2

1737

500,000-200,000

1,DOO-

700

35

Oaza

Original text 2

1737

30,000- 20,000

300-

150

36

Oaza

Original text 3

1738

100,000-

50,000

300-

200

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

case

mother money

currency coins

37

Akita

Small character (Kuruhō)

Original text 3

1738

450,000-270,000

2,000- 800

38

Character (Kaminakajima Kashima)

Original text 3

1738

25,000- 15,000

300- 200

39

Original text 4

1739

250,000-100,000

7,000-3,500

40

Original text 4

1739

550,000-250,000

10,000-7,000

41

Shinden Hirano + Mantsubote

Original text 4

1739

35,000- 20,000

200-150

42

Original text 4

1739

25,000- 15,000

5,000-3,000

43

Original text 4

1739

28,000- 16,000

12,000-8,000

44

Sesen (Ishinomaki)

Original text 4

1739

50,000- 25,000

1,000- 500

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

Price 2

mother money

General education

45

46

47

48

49

50

51

52

Point Sen (Ishinomaki) Chiji (Yoshida Island)

Isei (Yoshida Island)

Low-hang back one (Ichinose) Low-hang back (Ichinose) Casting round large shell treasure (Ichinose) Back river (Onagigawa)

Rinjiji River (Onagigawa)

iron iron iron copper copper,, iron copper iron copper copper

- 2 31 Nini------Ninini Ninini 华纟 圎纟向 Now Kaku Kaku 4445 Yuan 555 Yaobun Wen Wen Wen Wen Wen Tengen Gen Gen Guan Gen Gen Gen

1838

1739

1739

1740-

1741

1740-

1740-

1740

70,000- 30,000

35,000- 25,000

60,000- 40,000

300,000-180,000

200,000-120,000

180,000-100,000

350,000-180,000

200,000-100,000

20〇〜1Q〇''' 200—150

2,000~1,000

12,000~8,000 6,000-3,000

3,500~1,000 Hazen-style 4,000-2,500

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

53

Wanami River (Onagigawa)

Engineering: 5th grade

1740

54

Nagai Nobeo (unaccounted for)

around 1740

55

Short currency (unaccounted for)

around 1740

56

Senji (Wakayama)

around 1740

57

Hiroshi Toranoo (Wakayama)

around 1740

58

Inner jump Kanjiei (Kashima)

around 1740

59

Fine print on the back (Osaka)

Kanpo 1st year

1741

60

Oaza dorsal foot (ashio)

Kanpo 1st year

1741

70l-3 strokes

No・Name

Name Material year

price

mother money] common money

Kamado Daisama Kameido Daisama descending Kameido Elementary School

Long back (Nagasaki)

Oaza Tamatenpo (Iida) Taira Nagai (Yamashiro Fushimi)

Four Years of Money

Koaza Seku (Hitachiota) Sekuji (Hitachiota)

Ming Ming Ming Ming Ming Ming Ming An

Koji

Name

material

era

Western calendar

value

case

mother money

currency coins

Hiroshi Sekyunitsume

Yasunaga 3rd year

1774

25,000- 15,000

500-150

+ character Hiroshi

Tenpo 6th year

1835

200,000-120,000

2,000-1,000

narrow perforated back

1st year of Koka

1844

250,000-150,000

(70,000 yen)

canalicular thin wall

Ansei 6

1859

15,000- 8,000

150-100

Hiroshi Nagao (21 waves)

Meiwa 5th year

1768

400,000-200,000

28,000-18,000

Hiroshi Natao (21 waves)

Meiwa 5th year

1768

250,000-130,000

500- 300

Meiwa 6

1769

40,000- 20,000

200-150

Country-head-sen (Ishinoki) _

Keio 2nd year

1866

50,000- 25,000

1,000- 500

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

value

case

mother money

currency coins

77

upright

Treasure

2

1866

20,000- 10,000

400-200

78

Back

Sheng

2

1866

35,000- 20,000

2,000-1,000

79

Gyobo rice stamp

2

1869

70,000- 40,000

......

80

Thick

of

2

1866

150,000-100,000

6,000-2,500

81

Thin

of

2

1866

70,000- 40,000

2,500-1,000

82

Narrow

wave

Back

stomach

2

1866

450,000-250,000

2,500-1,000

83

water

character

Back

2

1866

600,000-400,000

3,500-1,500

84

Akita stomping Takinaga

not clear

550,000-350,000

10,000-3,000

Hoei-Tsuho

In 1708, it was minted in Shichijo, Kyoto as a 10-mon coin, and the words ``Eternal World'' were inscribed on the back wheel.

There is a small stamp of ``Chin'' in one place between the characters.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

___price

1

(deep crown)

5 years

1708

7,000- 3,000

2

(Akakan)

5 years

1708

25,000-15,000

3

(Naonaga)

5 years

1708

60,000-30,000

Notebook money rare

Tenpo-Tsuho

"It was passed down along with heaven and earth without changing the sun or the moon. Although its value declined, by the Meiji period,

Hotsuho coins were first minted at Kinza Banba Karifusho in 1835, and were determined to be valid for 100 letters. At that time, since the coins were oval in shape, they were considered the second currency after gold and silver.

It was highly praised as J. After that, due to successive thefts,

It passed. Below are some representative examples.

No.

Name

material

era

value

case

mother's money

currency coins

1

Honza Chokaku

copper

Tenpo 6th year ~

110,000

2,000〜1,200

2

Honza subdivision

copper

nine

130,000

2,000〜1,200

3

Honza Hirokaku

copper

Koka 2nd year~

60,000

1,800~1,000

No.

material

Fukuoka Outlet Okasodori

Kochi One-frame Wheel Short Odori Street

End of the Edo period~

-Value mother coin-

Rare:

9

35,000k 5,000~2,500

8,000~ 3nnn

No.

Name

material

era

price

mother's money

currency coins

Ten

11

12

Yamaguchi Hikio

Yamaguchi

Yamaguchi Oaza Hiradori

copper

Evening

End of the Edo period~

evening

rare

Siku

25,000 — 14,000

15,000— 8,000

80,000—40,000

End of the Edo period~

era

Name

Mother money ~W

General purpose 5,00〇〜2,502 5,000—2,500 8,000—3,5Q0>

Mito Junji treasure Mito short foot treasure

Mito Oaza

", price

Name Material Age Common coins

No.

given name

name

material

era

price

mother's money

currency coins

19

Akita

long wall

copper

End of the Edo period~

rare

18,000—10,000

20

Akita

Guangguo

nine

nine

nine

25,000—15,000

twenty one

Akita

Special B

nine

nine

nine

50,000—30,000

twenty two

case

material

currency coins

mother's money

End of the Edo period~

era

Name

Nanbu Oaza Nanbu Doyamate Hakobe "J'"

40,000〜20,000

45,000~ 25,000

300,000~150,000

Bunkyu-Eiho

Bunkyu coins are said to have been minted in 1863 at Asakusabashi Suzenza and Higashidaikucho Zeniza in Ginza as a four-letter currency.There are three types of fonts, and the true text is Ogasawara Yaki no kami Nagayuki. It is said that the original text was written by Suo Itakura; the calligraphy of Shizuka and Gyokuho was written by Shungaku Matsudaira.

Bakumatsu Patten & Local Coins

Local coins are coins minted for the purpose of currency within each region, and there are a wide variety of types, both currency coins and trial coins, and the following are representative coins.

6

Five

Four

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Western calendar

price

1

(Tomoanji)

copper

1863

22,000〜8,000

2

(half-finned)

copper

1863

30,000~!2,000

3

copper

1707

650,000~300,000

Four

copper

1867

90,000〜50,000

4-A

copper

1867

120,000〜70,000

Five

Mito Daikokusen

copper

1864

140,000~70,000

6

copper

1703

400,000~250,000

7

copper

-

300,00〇〜200,00〇'

8

(Sama)

iron

Tenmei 4

1784

(Mother coin 50,000) 1,500~300

9

iron

Ansei 3

1856

(Mother coin 50,000) 1,000~200

Ten

(short tail)

copper

Bunkyu 2

1862

30,000~15,000

10-A

(Nagao)

copper

Bunkyu 2

1862

30,000~20,000

10-B

(Nakao)

copper

Bunkyu 2

1862

70,000~40,000

11

Joshu lead stamp coins

lead

-

250,000~120,000

12

Akita wave coin

copper

Bunkyu 2

1862

50,000~25,000

13

Production Bureau lead coins

(Round shape)

lead

Bunkyu 2

1862

100,000~45,000

14

Production Bureau lead coins

(square type)

lead

Keio 2

1866

120,000~55,000

15

Copper mine treasure

(To 50)

(copper lead)

Bunkyu 2

1862

35,000~15,000

15-A

(100)

(copper lead)

Keio 2

1866

50,000~25,000

16

Chikuzen Tsuho

(100)

copper

Bunkyu 3

1863

1,200,000~800,000

17

Tomo Hosokura

lead

Bunkyu 3

1863

130,000〜70,000

18

Morioka Copper Mine

copper

Keio 2

1866

1,000,00〇〜700,000

Note Sendai Tsuho has a small number of medium and large characters, Joshu lead stamp coins have various types, Ryukyu Tsuho (this hundred) has a small number of large and small characters.

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

1

copper

Around the time of World King Shōtoku

Around 1461

12,000~5,000

2

copper

Around the time of World King Shōtoku

Around 1461

40,000-20,000

3

copper

Around the time of the Great Seishu Shō Yasuhisa

Around 1454

12,000〜6,000

Four

copper

Around the time of King Shoen, the great ruler

Around 1470

35,000~13,000

Ancient coins

It is said that the beginning of Oriental money was shell coins. When the Chi] manufacturing method was introduced to China from the ancient Orient via the Silk Road, many of them helped the progress of civilization as agricultural tools and tools.

Due to the iron manufacturing method introduced in Japan, many of the agricultural tools were made from iron instead of copper, and copper products were used as a substitute for coins, which became the currency we use today after being transformed and reduced in size. It is said that Japan's currency was also modeled after China's currency.

Schematic map of the Chinese dynasties

1027 B.C.

Zhou

771 BC______

206 BC BC

202 B.C.

Former Han

8

twenty three

twenty five

Later Han

Song Dynasty

Southern Qi

West

beam

Western Wei

61

Yue, Shu, Han Mo, Tang, Chumin, Nan, Tang, Wu, North and South, Jing, Wu, Chumin

1 2 10 countries 10 countries 90

37

northern circumference

Eastern Wei

Northern Qi

1279

1271

five generations

Liang Tang Jin Han Zhou

222

Kure

280

316

front cool

Northern Song Dynasty

Liao

five generations

Shu

13

2 6

twenty two

Wei

〇 5

2 6

twenty two

ft.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

Price 1]

1

Three characters

20,000-10,000

2

cusp

10,000- 4,000

3

4,000- 1,000

Four

sword

Five hundreds

new

7

40,000-20,000

Five

new

Ten

3,000- 1,500

5-A

large cloth

Kisen

nine

nine

__5,000- 2,500

The price of sword coins varies depending on the name of the place where they were cast, the condition, etc.

Ka・Bunei, Koenho 1

The origin of sword coins is said to be a sickle or small sword, which was an agricultural tool, and the origin of fu coins is said to be ``san'', a type of ``Chugoku 豐HANA''.

(This is the beginning of circular coins, and unlike the square-hole coins of the next generation, they were round-hole coins, and most of them were uncast. Coins from the Zhou to Sui dynasties, including those with the Guyuan Fa-go, were also known as Kobun coins. It is called.

No.

given name

name

material

Year

teenager

____price-

6

empty neck cloth

(Small military)

30,000-15,000

7

cusp cloth

(Jinyang)

10,000- 3,000

8

foot cloth

(Pingyo)

7,000- 2,000

9

Eared cloth

(public)

15,000- 7,000

Ten

round shoulder round foot cloth

(Seki)

70,000-20,000

11

-----ーーー

round shoulder round foot cloth

(Anyu)

35,000-10,000

There is a price difference for coins depending on the name of the place where they were minted and the condition.

Ancient coins

芦.学•卄ス

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

12

20,000〜10,000

13

110,000〜60,000

14

30,000-15,000

15

45,000-20,000

16

First Emperor

Previous 221

30,000-10,000

17

Eight pins and a half ryo

Emperor

Before 186

3,000- 1,500

18

ant nose coin

3,000- 1,000

19

80,000-40,000

20

15,000- 5,000

twenty one

8,000- 2,000

twenty two

Previous 175

1,500- 500

twenty three

front 118

4,000- 2,500

twenty four

Joryakubun goton

front 61

2,000- 1,000

twenty five

7

1,500- 500

26

Small gong

2,000- 500

27

Naoichi Koizumi

1st year of founding

9

2,500- 1,000

28

2,500- 1,000

29

Tenho first year

14

2,500- 500

30

Later Han

Kenmu 16th year

40

500- 300

31

Akitake 1st year

221

10,000- 4,000

32

Tenran first year

502

7,000- 3,500

33

Saido

1st year of Yongkang

304

15,000- 5,000

34

Genka 7th year

430

15,000- 8,000

35

Northern Wei

Yamato 19

495

30,000-10,000

36

Northern Wei

Eihei 3rd year

510

3,000- 1,500

37

Northern Wei

Eian 2nd year

529

4,500- 2,000

38

Northern Qi

Tenpo 4th year

553

4,000- 2,000

39

Jiaheyu year

236

20,000- 5,000

40

red bird year

238

20,000- 5,000

41

42

43

44

45

46

47

48

L_49^

red bird year

238

40,000-20,000

1st year of Koken

454

25,000-15,000

northern circumference

1st year of Baoding

561

4,000- 2,500

northern circumference

Kende 3rd year

574

7,000- 3,000

northern circumference

1st year of Daesang

579

15,000- 6,000

Daiken 11th year

579

20,000- 8,000

1st year of the Emperor's opening

581

3,000- 1,500

Sui Wulin

1st year of the Emperor's opening

581

1,000- 500

Sengokin__

5th anniversary of the Emperor's opening

585

5,000- 2,500

'Price may vary depending on condition, size, etc.

Toraisen !mported Coins

Imported coins are thought to have originated with envoys to Tang Dynasty and Sui Dynasty who brought them back from China, and most of them were imported by the shogunate or private trade from the end of the Taira era to the Kamakura and Muromachi periods. Imperial coins were widely used as Japan's currency for a long time after the suspension of coins until the ban on the use of imported coins in 1670. Among them, there are many coins from the Tang, Northern Song, Southern Song, and Ming dynasties.

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Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

Mengen Tsuho

Tang Wude 4th year

621

300-100

2

Squeeze source useful

Karagimoto 2nd year

759

1,000~200

3

Seal Treasure

1st year of the Tang Dynasty

666

35,000〜18,000

Four

Tongsho Genpo

Former Shu Tongzheng 1st year

916

15,000- 6,000

Five

Tianhan Yuanbao

1st year of the former Shu Tianhan era

917

8,000~3,000

6

Kotengenbao

1st year of the previous Shu Guangtian era

918

10,000〜3,500

7

The original treasure of virtue

Previous Shu Qiande years

920

5,000~2,000

8

Hamkang Wonbao

Former Shu Xiankang years

Around 925

15,000~8,000

9

Very useful table

During the Southern Han Dynasty

Around 91f

40,000-20,000

3,000~1,000

Ten

Great Tang Treasure

Minami Toho University Years

Around 944

20,000~5,000

11

Tang Dynasty Treasure (true)

1st year of Southern Tang Dynasty

985

8,000~3,000

12

Tang Dynasty Treasure (Lottery)

1st year of the Southern Tang Dynasty

985

1,000- 500

13

Kaigen Tsuho (Recruitment)

4th year of Southern Tang Dynasty

966

1,500- 500

14

Han Tong Original Treasure

Later Han Kisuke years

Around 955

5,000- 2,000

15

Zhou Tong Yuanbao

Goshu Kentoku 2nd year

955

3,000- 500

16

Seinei Tsuho

Liao Qingning 4th year

1058

20,000- 8,000

17

Hamyong Tongbo

Liao Xian Yong first year

1065

20,000- 5,000

Taiko Tsuho

1st year of Liao Da Kang

1075

20,000- 5,000

Daian Genbao

1st year of Liao Da'an

1085

20,000- 5,000

Jusho Original Treasure

Liao Shouchang 2nd year

1096

20,000-10,000

Zhuo [Togenbao]

First year of the Liao Dynasty

1101

20,000-10,000

Tenkei Yuanbao

Liao Tianqing years

1111~

20,000-10,000

Song Tong Yuanbao

Northern Song dynasty Jianlong 1st year

960

1,000- 300

Taihei Tsuho

Northern Song Taiping Xingguo 1st year

976

500- 300

Junhua Yuanbao (true)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

990

500- 300

Junhua Yuanbao (line)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

990

500-250

Junhua Yuanbao (grass)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

990

500— 250

Supreme Way Original Treasure (True)

Northern Song to Dao 1st year

995

400-200

Shido Genpo (row)

Northern Song to Dao 1st year

995

500-250

Shido Genpo (grass)

Northern Song to Dao 1st year

995

400— 200

Hampyeong Wonbao

Northern Song Dynasty, Xianping 1st year

998

300—100

Jingde Yuanbao

Northern Song dynasty Jingde 1st year

1004

300-100

Itchy spell original treasure

Northern Song Dynasty Day 1st Year

1008

300-100

Symbol treasure

Northern Song Dynasty Year 2

1009

300—100

Tenkei Tsuho

Northern Song Tianxi years

1017-

300—100

Tensei Original Treasure (True)

Northern Song 1st year of Tiansheng

1023

300-100

Tensei Original Treasure (Seal)

Northern Song 1st year of Tiansheng

1023

300-100

Meido Genpo (true)

Northern Song Dynasty, Mingdao 1st year

1032

800— 500

Meido Genpo (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty, Mingdao 1st year

1023

800— 500

Ikkeisuke Motoho (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Jingyou 1st year

1034

500— 250

The price of Raisen varies depending on the typeface, condition, size, etc.

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Introduction

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

1 Seal: Treasure (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Jingyou 1st year

1034

50〇〜250

Emperor Song Tongbao (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Baoyuan 2nd year

1039

400~200

Emperor Song Tongbao (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Baoyuan 2nd year

1039

400~200

Supreme Origin Treasure (True)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

1054

500~300

Original Treasure (Seal)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

1054

500~300

Shiwa Tsuho (true)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

1054

1,200~500

Shiwa Tsuho (Seal)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

1054

1,200~500

Kasuke Gentaka (true)

Northern Song dynasty Jiayu 1st year

1056

600~300

Kasuke Motoho (Seal)

Northern Song dynasty Jiayu 1st year

1056

600~300

Kasuke Tsuho (true)

Northern Song dynasty Jiayu 1st year

1056

400~200

Kasuke Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song dynasty Jiayu 1st year

1056

400~200

Jihei Motopo (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Zhiping 1st year

1064

400~200

Jihei Motopo (Seal)

1st year of Zhiping, Song Dynasty

1064

400~200

Tsuho Jihei (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Zhiping 1st year

1064

1,000~500

Jihei Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Zhiping 1st year

1064

1,000~500

Xining Yuanbao (true)

Northern Song 1st year of Hanning

1068

300~100

Kenning Yuanbao (Seal)

1st year of Northern Song Dynasty

1068

300~100

Motoyo Tsuho (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Yuanfeng 1st year

1078

300~100

Motoyo Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Yuanfeng 1st year

1078

300~100

Motosuke Tsuho (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Yuanyou 1st year

1086

30〇〜100

Motosuke Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Yuanyou 1st year

1086

300~100

Shaosheng Yuanbao (true)

Northern Song 1st year of Shaosheng

1094

30〇〜100

Shaosheng Yuanbao (Seal)

Northern Song 1st year of Shaosheng

1094

30〇〜100

Shaosheng Tongbao

Northern Song 1st year of Shaosheng

1094

10,000~5,000

Yuanfu Tsuho (true)

Northern Song Yuanfu 1st year

1098

400~200

Yuanfu Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Yuanfu 1st year

1098

400~200

Saint Song Yuanbao (true)

Northern Song Dynasty, Jianzhong Yasukuni 1st year

1101

20〇〜100

Saint Song Yuanbao (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty, Jianzhong Yasukuni 1st year

1101

20〇〜100

Chongning Tsubo

Northern Song Dynasty Chongning 1st year

1102

10,000~5,000

Taikan Tsuho (true)

Northern Song Taiguan 1st year

1107

500~200

Masakazu Tsuho (true)

Northern Song Dynasty 1st year

1111

500~200

Seiwa Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty 1st year

1111

500~200

Shigewa Tsuho (Shin)

Northern Song Chonghe 1st year

1118

65,000〜30,000

Shigewa Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Chonghe 1st year

1118

65,000〜30,000

Senwa Genpo (Shin)

Northern Song Dynasty Xuanhe 1st year

1119

40,000〜20,000

Xuanwa Original Treasure (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Xuanhe 1st year

1119

40,000〜20,000

Senwa Tsuho (true)

Northern Song Dynasty Xuanhe 1st year

1119

1,000- 500

Senwa Tsuho (Seal)

Northern Song Dynasty Xuanhe 1st year

1119

1,000~500

Jianen Tsuho (true)

1st year of Southern Song Jianyan

1127

5,000~2,000

Jianen Tsuho (Seal)

1st year of Southern Song Jianyan

1127

5,000~2,000

Prices vary depending on condition, size, etc.

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

_value__

81

Shaoxing Yuanbao (true)

Southern Song Dynasty Shaoxing 1st year

1131

65,000〜30,000

82

Shaoxing Yuanbao (Seal)

Southern Song Dynasty Shaoxing 1st year

1131

65,000〜25,000

83

Shaoxing Treasure (true)

Southern Song Dynasty Shaoxing 1st year

1131

10,000~5,000

84

Junxi Yuanbao

Southern Song dynasty Junxi 1st year ~

1174~

1,500- 500

85

Shaoxi Yuanbao

Southern Song Dynasty Shaoxi 1st year ~

119〇~

1,500- 500

86

Keigen Tsuho

Southern Song dynasty

1195

1,500- 500

87

Chiatai Treasure

Southern Song dynasty Jiatai 1st year ~

1201〜

1,500~500,

88

Kaihe Tongbao

1st year of the beginning of the Southern Song Dynasty

1201〜

____3,000~ Nirei

The price of Toraisen varies depending on the font, condition, size, etc.

material

era

Western calendar

price

—'-- -

Southern Song Jiading Year

1208 ~

1,000~500

Southern Song Dynasty Baoqing 1st year ~

1225 ~

8,000~1,000

g0

Southern Song Dynasty Shaoding Treasure

1228 ~

1,500~500

91

1st year of Duanping, Southern Song Dynasty

1234

6,000~3,000

92

Southern Song dynasty Jiaxi 1st year ~

1237 ~

2,000~1,000

I93

Southern Song Dynasty Junyu 1st year ~

1241

8,000~500

94

Southern Song Dynasty Baoyou 1st year ~

1253 ~

1,500~500

95

1st year of the Southern Song Dynasty

1259

4,000~1,500

96

1st year of Southern Song Jingding

126〇〜

1,000〜400

97

Southern Song Dynasty Zangjun 1st year ~

1266

8,000~400

98

Western Summer Ten Sheng 10 years

1158

4,000~1,500

99

1st year of Southern Song Dynasty

1210

25,000~7,000

। 100

Kim Jeong-yong 3rd year

1158

800~300

101

Kim Dae-jung 18 years old

1178

1,000~500

102

10th anniversary of Genjisho

1351

15,000~3,000

103

Genshidai 3 years

1310

1,000~500

104

4nt

50,000~20,000

100

1 Ag

Han Chen Youliang Tianding Years

136〇~

10,000~5,000

IUO

Han Dynasty Years

Around 1361

12,000~5,000

mA

21st year of Meiji era

1361

2,000~500

,IUO ing

Ming Hongwu 1st year

1368

1,000~200

IU Fu

110

Ming Yongle 6th year

1408

500~200

111

Ming Xuande 8th year

1433

1,000〜400

``Kanshi'' Tomiyu Yo ____ Kaiichi〈Ei

The price of Toraisen varies depending on the font, condition, size, etc.

imported coins

In the 10th year of the Kanbun era, the use of Torai-sen was prohibited by the Edo shogunate, but it was generally used in the 100-mon holder of Kan'ei-sen. In addition, new Chinese coins were also imported from trading areas such as Nagasaki, mixed in with payments, and used as part of the currency.

When the Meiji government established the new currency system, it allowed some foreign and imported coins to be used as 1 rin, so they continued to be used as tax payments until they were abolished in the early Showa era.

No.

Name

material

era

Western calendar

price

1

Koji Tsuho

Koji Akira16

1503

1,000~200

2

Kajing Treasure

Ming Jiajing 6

1527

1,000~200

3

Ryukei Tsuho

Ryukei Akira 4

1570

8,000~4,000

Banreki Tsuho

Ming Banrei 4

1576

1,000~200

Tenkei Tsuho

Ming Tenkeiyuan

1621

1,000~300

Qin Chang Tongbao

Yasumasa Ming 2

1621

3,000~1,000

Chongcheng Tsuho

Ming Chongyeon

1628

1,000- 300

Daimei Tsuho

Ming Chongcheng17

1644

12,000~5,000

Hiromitsu Tsuho

Akira Hiromitsugen

1645

2,000~500

Takatake Tsuho

Takezo Akira

1646

5,000~1,500

11

Eireki Tsuho

Ming Yongli Gen

1647

1,000~300

12

Daishun Tsuho

Ming Zhang Xianzhong

1644

4,000~1,500

13

Eisho Tsuho

Ming Li Zicheng

1644

8,000~3,000

14

Kocho Tsuho

Akira Son Kazumi

1647

5,000~2,000

15

Yumin Tsuho

Ming Geng Shizhong

1675

5,000~2,000

16

Usage Tsuho

Ming Wu Sangui

1673

1,000~300

17

Honghwa Tongbo

Ming Wu Shi clan

1678

1,000~300

18

Akitake Tsuho

Ming Wu Sangui

1678

1,000~300

19

Heavenly Destiny Imperial Treasure

Qing Dynasty 1st year

1616

8,000~3,000

20

Junji Tsuho

Qing Dynasty Junji 1st year

1644

1,000- 300

twenty one

Kangken Tongho

Qing Dynasty Kangxi 1st year

1662

800~200

twenty two

Yongsho Tsuho

Qing Yongzheng 9th year

1736

800~200

twenty three

Qianlong Tongbao

Qing Qianlong 1st year

1736

300~10°

twenty four

Kakei Tsuho

Qing Jiaqing 1st year

1796

300~100

twenty five

Doko Tsuho

Qing Dynasty Daoguang 1st year

1821

300-10°

26

Hamfung Treasure

Qing Dynasty Xianfeng 1st year

1851

300—10°

27

Douji Tsuho

1st year of Qing Dynasty

1862

500-200

28

Mitsuo Tsuho

Mitsuo first year

1875

300—1°°

29

Xuantong Treasure (Wansen Sen)

1st year of Qing Dynasty

1909

5,000~2,000

30

Fujian Tongbao

Qing Republic 1st year

1912

4,000~2,000

31

Republic of Korea Treasure

Qing Republic 1st year

1912

2,000~!- 000

32

Taiping Heaven

Hong Xiu Quan Tongzhi Years

1864

______8,000〜3^000^-^

The price of Qingming coins varies depending on the size and back lettering.