1863 Japan Tenpō Tsūhō 100 Mon – GBCA 92
A historic Japanese copper coin from the late Edo period, this 1863 Tenpō Tsūhō 100 Mon represents one of Japan’s most recognizable traditional cash coin denominations. Struck during the Tenpō era, the 100 Mon was issued for everyday commerce and features the distinctive square central hole characteristic of Japanese cash coinage.
This example has been professionally graded GBCA 92, offering collectors the opportunity to own a certified example of an important piece of 19th-century Japanese numismatic history. The coin’s traditional design, historical significance, and certified grade make it an appealing addition to collections focused on Japanese, Asian, or world coins.
Coin Details:
- Country: Japan
- Date: 1863
- Type: Tenpō Tsūhō
- Denomination: 100 Mon
- Period: Edo Period
- Composition: Copper
- Certification: GBCA
- Grade: 92
- Features: Traditional Japanese cash-coin design with a square center hole
A fascinating piece of Japanese history, the 1863 Tenpō Tsūhō 100 Mon combines historical importance with classic Japanese coinage design and certified collectibility.
