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| 正面描述 | Cast bronze cash coin of standard round form with central square hole. The obverse bears the four-character reign title legend 至正通寶 (Zhizheng Tongbao) disposed in regular script (kaishu) reading top-bottom-right-left around the central perforation, a convention standard to Yuan dynasty cash coinage. The characters are rendered in bold, well-defined strokes within a plain inner rim and a raised outer rim. The flat fields show typical casting texture consistent with Yuan dynasty bronze production. |
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| 背面铭文 | ꡛꡏ 三 (Translation: Sam / San — Three / Three) |
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The Zhizheng Tongbao series was issued under Emperor Toghon Temür, the last Yuan emperor, during a period of catastrophic institutional collapse. The Red Turban Rebellions had fractured imperial control across large swaths of China by the early 1350s, and multiple competing mints — some under rebel factions — were striking cash coins simultaneously, making attribution of individual pieces genuinely complex. The 3-cash denomination was part of a multi-value system introduced in 1350 alongside paper currency reforms that largely failed to stabilize an economy already hemorrhaging from plague, flood, and sustained insurgency.
By 1368, Zhu Yuanzhang's forces had taken Dadu, ending Yuan rule entirely. Coins from this final decade of the dynasty were in circulation for only a handful of years before the Ming reorganized the monetary system.