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| 正面描述 | Cast copper alloy cash-type coin featuring a central square perforation flanked by four Chinese characters arranged in cruciform fashion within a plain inner border and raised outer rim. Reading top-to-bottom and right-to-left in the traditional East Asian convention, the four Kanji characters 寛 (above), 通 (right), 寶 (left), and 永 (below) together form the legend 寛永通寶 (Kan'eitsūhō), signifying 'Currency of the Kan'ei Period.' The characters are rendered in a bold, slightly archaic script style typical of Tokugawa-period cast coinage, with details of individual stroke forms varying by mint and die variety. The flat field between the characters and the square hole is unadorned, and the broad raised rim frames the design with a clean, functional aesthetic characteristic of Japanese Edo-period mon coinage. |
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| 铸造量 | ND (1700) - （不旧手）京都七条銭; kyōto-shichijō-sen; マ as head of 通; mostly reddish alloy - ND (1700) - （不旧手）十万坪銭; jūmantsubo-sen; マ as head of 通; with right hand - ND (1700) - （不旧手）藤沢銭; fujisawa-sen; マ as head of 通; high 通; 寛 with very short left tail - ND (1728) - 大阪難波銭濶縁 ōsaka-nanba-sen KATSUEN; wide rim; 永 with left foot - ND (1728) - 大阪難波銭額輪 ōsaka-nanba-sen GAKURIN; narrow rim; 永 with left foot; low 通 - ND (1728) - 重揮通 JŪKITSŪ; 通 with three fold ⻍; (Sendai-Ishinomaki) - ND (1736) - （不旧手）山城横大路銭; yamashiro-yokoōji-sen; マ as head of 通 - ND (1736) - （不旧手）蛇ノ目; hebi-no-me; マ as head of 通; very thick outer rim on reverse - ND (1736) - 十万坪銭虎ノ尾寛; JŪMANTSUBO-SEN TORA-NO-O-KAN; 寛 with very long right tail - ND (1736) 十 - (unknown variant of) countermarked 十 on upper right rim - ND (1736) 十 - 輪十後打 RINJŪ GODA; hammered countermark 十 on rim; mostly upper right rim; rare case countermark near 通, below 通, left above 寛, above 寶 exist - ND (1736) 十 - 輪十後打二ツ打 RINJŪ GODA FUTATSUDA; doubled hammered countermarks 十 on rim - ND (1736) 十 - 輪十鋳込 RINJŪ IKOMI; cast die countermark 十 on upper right rim - ND (1737) - 亀戸銭大字 KAMEIDO-SEN DAIJI; left leg of 寶 with foot points up - ND (1738) - 秋田銭中字昂水 AKITA-SEN CHŪJI-kōsui; characters with medium size; right leg of 寶 with foot points left; 永 with high arms - |
| 附加信息 |
The Kan'eitsūhō was first issued in 1636 and became the dominant everyday coin of Edo-period Japan for over two centuries — a remarkable institutional continuity. The "new type" designation reflects a subtle but deliberate standardization reform undertaken around 1668, when the Shogunate moved to tighten die quality and flan preparation after decades of inconsistent provincial output from dozens of authorized mints scattered across the country.
The blank reverse — as opposed to the wave-pattern reverse of earlier issues — is the cleaner, later production standard that dominated through the Kyōhō era.