⚔️ SAMUARI TENPŌTSŪHŌ — 100 MON 🇯🇵

⚔️ TENPŌTSŪHŌ — 100 MON 🇯🇵
🏯 Edo Period • Japan • c. 1835–1870

🪙 100 MON — The famous oval-shaped Japanese cash coin of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Grade: G - F

📜 HISTORY:
Issued during the reign of Emperor Ninkō (1817–1846), the Tenpōtsūhō was introduced in 1835 during the Tenpō era. These large oval coins were produced as Japan faced economic pressures during the later Edo Period.

⚔️ THE SAMURAI ERA:
This coin circulated during the final decades of Japan's feudal age, when the Samurai class and Tokugawa Shogunatestill governed Japan.

🔸 DENOMINATION: 100 Mon
🇯🇵 ISSUER: Japan
👑 EMPEROR: Ninkō (1817–1846)
🏯 ERA: Edo Period / Tenpō Era
⚔️ SHOGUNATE: Tokugawa

✨ A remarkable piece of Japan's Samurai-era monetary history — an iconic oval coin from the closing chapters of feudal Japan!

🎌 MOKUYŌBI OKANE SHO 🎌
Japanese Coins • History • Culture • Treasure