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Details
LOT 3486
Japan. City of Nagasaki, Tokugawa CU Mon. 1659-1689. Nagasaki Trade Coinage.
元 寶 豊 通, inscription around center hole, read clockwise / square raised around center hole. Hartill# 25.62, DHJ# 3.170-3.177 Extremely Fine.(3.29gr, 25mm.).
Provenance
Ex Stephen Album Rare Coins, CA, USA, Auc 504, no.268.
Property of a Middlesex, UK, antiquarian.
Footnotes
This coin imitates a Chinese Northern Song Dynasty coin.
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