1 Mon 'Gindaitsūhō' Normal characters

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Reversbeschreibung	Plain reverse field with a central square perforation and a raised rim, entirely uninscribed and undecorated, consistent with the standard practice for Japanese cast coin patterns of the early Edo period.
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Rand	Plain
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Zusätzliche Informationen	The Gindaitsūhō — literally "silver substitute currency" — was authorized in 1703 as an emergency measure when silver shortages in Edo-period Japan forced the Tokugawa shogunate to introduce copper coinage into circuits where silver had previously dominated. The "normal characters" designation distinguishes standard-script examples from the wave-script and other calligraphic variants produced at different casting facilities, a distinction that matters considerably for attribution to specific mints. Cast rather than struck, as with all Japanese cash coinage of the period, with sand-mold techniques inherited from Chinese precedent going back centuries.

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