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1 Văn - Chinh Hòa

Issuer Empire of Vietnam
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Reference(s) Barker#65.1
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Reverse description Plain reverse featuring a central square perforation aligned with the obverse. The flat field is entirely unadorned, devoid of any inscription, symbol, or decorative element. A slightly raised rim borders the coin's periphery. The surface shows the typical texture of a cast zinc coin with natural patination.
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Chinh Hòa was the reign title of Lê Hy Tông, who ruled from 1676 to 1705 — one of the longer reigns of the restored Lê dynasty, a period when the Trịnh lords held effective power in the north while the Nguyễn dominated the south. Coins issued under Chinh Hòa were produced in substantial quantities over those decades, which complicates precise dating within the reign. Zinc cash of this type circulated alongside cast copper pieces, zinc being a pragmatic substitute when copper supplies were constrained by the demands of the competing regional powers.

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