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| 裏面の説明 | Plain reverse displaying only the raised inner square rim surrounding the central square perforation, with no inscriptions, symbols, or decorative elements in the field. The outer rim is present and well-defined. The surface exhibits a mottled reddish-brown and olive patina with traces of green oxidation, typical of excavated Western Han bronze cash coinage. The absence of any legend or device on this side confirms the uniface nature of the type. |
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The rimless variant catalogued by Hartill as 8.9 reflects a period of significant mint decentralization under the Western Han, when private and commandery-level casting still competed with imperial production despite repeated attempts by the central government to consolidate coin manufacture. Emperor Wu's currency reforms of 118 BC had established the five-zhu as the standard, but enforcement was uneven across a century-long span, and minor technical deviations — including the suppression of the top rim — appear to represent regional casting practice rather than deliberate policy. The date range alone spans the reigns of seven emperors.