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| 表面の説明 | Cast tin cash-type coin featuring a central circular perforation surrounded by a raised inner ring and a flat outer rim with irregular casting marks along the edge. Four Chinese characters are arranged in the four quadrants around the central hole, reading top-to-bottom and right-to-left: 新號瑞源 (Xinhao Ruiyuan), identifying the issuing merchant house. The characters are rendered in a bold, cursive clerical style typical of Straits Settlements Chinese merchant coinage, deeply incused into the flat field. |
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Bangka Island's tin coinage was a direct product of the island's position as one of the world's most productive tin-mining regions, worked intensively under VOC administration and later the Dutch colonial government. These cash pieces circulated primarily among the Chinese mining communities — the kongsi laborers who extracted the ore — and were issued by trading houses rather than a central monetary authority. The Xinhao Ruiyuan designation identifies the issuing merchant firm, not a government mint.