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2 Cash - Chunxi Yuanbao, Regular script, Song, with year, iron

Uitgever Empire of China
Jaar 1180-1184
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Vorm Round with a square hole
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Schrift keerzijde Chinese (traditional, regular script)
Opschrift keerzijde 松 九
(Translation: Song / Jiu Susong (mint) / Year 9)
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Aanvullende informatie

Chunxi was the reign period of Emperor Xiaozong, and the Southern Song government's reliance on iron cash during this period was a direct consequence of copper scarcity and the permanent loss of northern mining regions to the Jurchen Jin dynasty after 1127. Iron coinage was never a preference — it was a fiscal accommodation, struck in provincial foundries rather than the central mint infrastructure that had previously supplied the empire.

The addition of a reign year on iron cash of this type is the detail worth noting: not all Chunxi iron issues carry year marks, making dated examples marginally more traceable within the 1174–1189 reign span. Hartill 17.266 places this specifically within the 1180–1184 window.

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