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| 表面の文字体系 | Chinese |
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| 裏面の説明 | Central square hole flanked by two Chinese characters in the field. The mint identifier 原 (Won), denoting the Wonju Township Military Office (原州管理營), appears at the top of the coin. The denomination indicator 二 (2), signifying the value of 2 Mun, appears at the bottom. The characters are cast in plain, unadorned script consistent with Joseon Dynasty cash coinage conventions. |
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The 2 Mun was introduced in 1678 under King Sukjong as part of a deliberate push to monetize the Joseon economy — a society that had functioned largely on barter and cloth currency for centuries. The Sangpyeong Tongbo coinage, of which this is a denomination, was produced not by a single central mint but dispersed across government offices, military bureaus, and even Buddhist temples granted minting authority, which accounts for the extraordinary range of reverse mint marks seen across the series.
The temple mints were eventually revoked as authorities grew uncomfortable with ecclesiastical institutions controlling coin production.