Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left.
Obverse script
Chinese (traditional, regular
script)
Obverse lettering
永
通 寶
曆 (Translation: Yong Li Tong Bao Yongli (Emperor) / Universal currency)
Reverse description
One Chinese ideogram above.
Reverse script
Chinese (traditional, regular
script)
Reverse lettering
辅 (Translation: [Yu Chi Du Bu Dao (Fu) Liu Yue] Fu [Ming Ding Guo] [By Imperial Decrees, the Overseers of the Board of War, the Regional Commanders, (and the Prefects) are to remain in Yue] to assist [the Ming dynasty, to Li Ding Guo])
ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.58: 御 (Yu); Tong with open head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.59: 敕 (Chi); Tong with open head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.60: 督 (Du); Tong with open head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.61: 督 (Du); Tong with closed head (and two dots) - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.62: 督 (Du); Tong with closed head (and two dots); different calligraphy - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.63: 部 (Bu); Tong with open head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.64: 部 (Bu); Tong with closed head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.65: 道 (Dao); Tong with open head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.66: 留 (Liu); Tong with closed head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.67: 粤 (Yue); Tong with closed head (and two dots) - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.68: 辅 (Fu); Tong with closed head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.69: 明 (Ming); Tong with closed head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.70: 定 (Ding); Tong with closed head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.71: 定 (Ding); Tong with open head - ND
(1646-1659) - Hartill#21.72: 國 (Guo); Tong with open head -