1 Cash - Trị Bình Nguyên Bảo, without reverse rim

The Lý Dynasty's final decades were defined by internal fracture — court factions, Buddhist institutional power competing with imperial authority, and a nobility increasingly difficult to control. The reign of Lý Cao Tông, under whom this cash was issued, saw repeated peasant uprisings and a court so destabilized that the dynasty itself would collapse within two decades. Coinage from this terminal period is genuinely scarce in attributable examples.

The absent reverse rim is a production distinction, not damage — catalogued separately by Toda precisely because the die preparation differed.