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100 Mon 'Tenpōtsūhō' replica
| Location | Japan |
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| Period | Edo period |
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| Obverse description | Oval bronze coin with a central square hole. Four Chinese characters are arranged vertically in the field, two above and two below the hole, reading 天保通寶 (Tenpō Tsūhō) in raised relief regular script. |
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| Obverse lettering | 天 保 通 寶 (Translation: Tenpō Currency) |
| Reverse description | Oval bronze coin with a central square hole. Two Chinese characters 當百 appear in raised relief above the hole denoting the face value of 100 mon, while a cursive mintmaster's signature or seal mark appears below the hole in the lower field. |
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