Genuine Edo Japan Coin,Japan Tianbao Tongbao （1835‘S）Coins

This coin is appraised by China's authoritative rating company, valued at 100 mon, and its quality is very good. Please see the picture for the details of the coin This is the actual coin you will receive. In the event that you have any questions or need any clarification please don’t hesitate to ask. We love questions and always strive for exceptional customer service. The only way we can provide that is if you ask before purchasing. Thank you! Many other great vintage items available in our Etsy shop. Click here to see for yourself: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CoinsCHN?ref=seller-platform-mcnav Tianbao Tongbao is a kind of currency in circulation in ancient Japan, also known as "Tianbao money" or "dangbai". After 1835 (the sixth year of Tianbao), the Edo shogunate made copper coins. After the lenient government reform, the shogunate government did not change the situation of financial difficulties and financial chaos, so it issued "Tianbao gold and silver" and "Tianbao Tongbao" to save the crisis. Tongbao weighs 5.5 Liang (one or two = 37.59 g), each worth 100 yuan; The composition is copper 78, tin 10 and lead 12. In 1859 (the sixth year of an Zheng), 338000 Guan Wen were transported to Osaka and popularized all over the country. During the Wanyan period (1860-1861), At the beginning, 40 pieces were exchanged for gold, and after Meiji, 125 pieces were exchanged for yen. It was discontinued in 1891.