This lot contains approximately 1 kilogram of authentic Japanese cash coins, primarily Kanei Tsuho (寛永通宝), the most widely circulated currency of Japan’s Edo period (1603–1868). First issued in 1626, Kanei Tsuho remained in use for over two centuries, making these coins true artifacts of everyday life in feudal Japan. This bulk assortment represents a genuine accumulation of historical currency used by merchants, samurai, and common people alike. Highlights Authentic Edo-Period Coins A genuine group of coins from one of Japan’s most important historical periods, all featuring the iconic square center hole. Kanei Tsuho Dominant Lot Mainly composed of Kanei Tsuho coins, with potential variations in calligraphy, size, and mint styles. Mixed Materials Includes primarily copper coins, with possible iron coins present. Natural Patina & Original State All coins are in as-found condition, showing authentic aging such as patina, oxidation, and wear accumulated over centuries. Large Bulk – Approx. 1 kg Ideal for collectors, researchers, or those looking for a substantial historical lot. Condition Circulated condition with visible wear, corrosion, and dirt No cleaning or restoration has been performed Sold as-is Individual coins are not identified or cataloged Why This Lot Stands Out Historical Significance Kanei Tsuho coins were the backbone of Japan’s monetary system during the Edo period. Collector Potential Bulk lots may contain interesting variations in inscriptions and minting styles. Versatile Use Suitable for collecting, study, display, or creative projects. Add a tangible piece of Japanese history to your collection with this impressive 1 kg hoard of Edo-period Kanei Tsuho coins. Shipping & Customs Shipping via Japan Post or UPS (fully tracked) Estimated delivery: 2–3 weeks Please note: Delivery may be delayed due to current international conditions Import duties, taxes, and VAT are the responsibility of the buyer Feel free to contact me if you have any questions. Happy bidding!