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宝永丁銀 — 元禄の混乱を経た短命の改革貨幣
Subject coin: 宝永丁銀
Overview
English translation in progress
This story has not been translated yet. You can read the original in Japanese.
Specifications
- Denomination
- 1貫
- Minting period
- 1710-1714年
- Metal composition
- 銀80%前後
- Weight
- 44匁（約165g）
- Dimensions
- 不詳（諸説あり）
- Mintage
- 不詳（諸説あり）
- Mint supervisor
- 新井白石（理論上）
- Market price
- 100万円〜150万円（状態による）
Value & Rarity
Conclusion
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Dealers
Dealers Handling This Category
A reference when considering a sale or appraisal. All are dealers and auction houses with a proven track record.
Japan Coin Auction (JCA)
Tokyo
Holds regular auctions with reliable hammer price data, making it a useful resource for tracking market values. Caters to a wide range of collectors from beginners to advanced buyers.
Ginza Coins
Ginza, Chuo-ku, Tokyo
One of Japan's most established numismatic dealers. The scale and variety of their regular auctions is among the largest in the country. Their catalogs are considered a benchmark for market pricing.
Osaka Numismatic Auction
Osaka
A Kansai-based coin auction house with particular strength in regional and hole coins.