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| 表面の文字体系 | Chinese (traditional, regular script) |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central square hole flanked by three cast Chinese characters in the field. The mint mark 訓 (Hun), denoting the Military Training Command (訓鍊都監, Hullyeon Dogam), appears at the top. The serial number 七 (7) is positioned to the right, and the series indicator 全 (Jeon, meaning 'Complete') appears at the bottom. This combination of mint mark, series, and serial number is characteristic of Joseon-period Sangpyeong Tongbo coinage, serving as an administrative identifier for the issuing military bureau. |
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| 追加情報 |
Cast rather than struck, this issue comes from the Joseon-era system of military office mints, where the Hullyeondogam (Military Training Command) produced coinage alongside its primary administrative functions. The "Hun" in the coin's name denotes exactly that office. By 1828, the one-mun denomination had been in continuous production for over 150 years, with dozens of government bureaus and regional offices authorized to cast their own issues — each identifiable by the reverse office mark.
Brass composition varied considerably between casting sessions, and alloy inconsistencies are the norm, not the exception.