Bunsei Koban Gold Coin (Soubun Koban) - "へい五" Engraving, Exceptional Condition with Certificate and Paulownia Box

Condition: Antique - Excellent. Despite its age, this Bunsei Koban gold coin is in remarkably clean condition, with only minimal signs of wear, indicative of exceptionally careful preservation.

Key Features:

• Minting Period: Bunsei 2 to Bunsei 11 (1819–1828)
• Composition: 55.9% gold, 44.1% silver
• Weight: 13.07g
• Dimensions: Typically around 6 cm in length and 3.1 cm in width
• Engraving: "へい五" on the reverse
• Accessories: Includes a certificate of authenticity from the Japan Numismatic Dealers Association and a traditional paulownia wood box for storage and display.

Description: This Bunsei Koban, also known as a Soubun Koban due to its ornamental engraving, is an exceptional example of early 19th-century Japanese numismatics. The coin’s gold and silver blend is typical of the period, and the "Hei Go" engraving adds historical depth, making it especially valuable to collectors and historians. Its near-mint condition, confirmed by a certificate of authenticity, makes it a highly sought-after piece for those interested in Japanese monetary history. The coin is not only a valuable collectible but also a piece of history, beautifully preserved and presented in a paulownia box, making it a prestigious addition to any collection.