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| 背面描述 | The reverse features two Chinese characters flanking the central square hole, identifying the issuing mint and series number. The mint mark 賑 (Chin), denoting the Seoul Charity Office (Jinheulcheong), appears at the top position, while a series numeral is placed at the bottom. The illustrated example shows 三 (3), indicating Series 3 of this issue. The characters are cast in regular script within a plain field, with no additional decorative elements. |
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| 铸币厂 | Seoul Charity Office (賑恤廳, Jinheulcheong) |
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The 1 Mun coins issued under the Joseon dynasty's Sangpyeong Tongbo series were produced at dozens of authorized furnaces across the country — military offices, royal bureaus, Buddhist temples — each assigned a distinct reverse inscription to identify the source mint. KM#157 represents one configuration within that sprawling, administratively complex system, which the government periodically expanded or contracted depending on whether currency oversupply was driving inflation. By the early 18th century, copper cash had penetrated rural markets deeply enough that the court debated whether further minting was doing more harm than good.