Japan Yūtsū Koban Style Gilt Amulet Token – 6.2 Grams
Inspired by the iconic Japanese Koban, this Yūtsū Koban Style Gilt Amulet Token is a decorative collectible that reflects the appearance of Japan's historic oval gold coinage. Featuring the traditional elongated Koban shape and gilt finish, it captures the classic style associated with Japan's Edo-period monetary history.
The original Koban coins circulated during the Edo Period (1603–1868) under the Tokugawa Shogunate and became enduring symbols of prosperity and good fortune. This piece is produced in the style of those historic coins and is intended as a collectible token or amulet.
Measuring approximately 43.8 mm × 1.0 mm and weighing 6.2 grams, this token is an attractive addition to collections of Japanese cultural items, historical reproductions, and Asian numismatic memorabilia.
Item Specifications
- Country: Japan
- Type: Koban Style Amulet Token
- Design: Traditional Japanese Koban Style
- Finish: Gilt
- Weight: 6.2 grams
- Dimensions: 43.8 × 1.0 mm
- Category: Token / Amulet / Collectible
Historical Background
The Koban was one of the most famous forms of Japanese gold currency, widely used during the Edo Period. Today, Koban-inspired tokens and amulets remain popular as souvenirs and collectibles, admired for their connection to Japan's rich cultural and monetary heritage.
An attractive collectible for enthusiasts of Japanese history, Edo-period themes, Asian tokens, traditional amulets, and Koban-style memorabilia.
