1 Cash - Cảnh Hưng Thông Bảo, Tây

Cảnh Hưng was the reign title of Lê Hiển Tông, who ruled nominally for 47 years while real power rested with the Trịnh lords — one of the longest reigns in Vietnamese history, and one of the most politically hollow. The "Tây" (West) designation on this cash distinguishes it as a product of a western mint, a classification system the Lê administration used to track output across multiple casting sites operating simultaneously during this period of high monetary demand.

The Trịnh-Nguyễn civil war's economic disruptions drove extensive cash production under the Cảnh Hưng title, resulting in dozens of documented varieties across five decades.