Acuñar Japón Koban (1 ryo) - Tempo era (1837-1858)

Los productos ofrecidos en preventa se venden bajo reserva de entrega efectiva y asignación cuantitativa por parte de los proveedores y/o institutos de emisión. Las fechas de disponibilidad comunicadas son orientativas y pueden ser modificadas con independencia de la voluntad del vendedor.

En caso de retraso en la entrega, entrega parcial o imposibilidad de suministro, el vendedor se reserva el derecho de ajustar o anular total o parcialmente el pedido. En tal caso, se procederá al reembolso íntegro de los importes correspondientes a los productos no entregados, sin indemnización ni penalización.

Atención: para los productos en preventa pagados a plazos, el pedido solo se considera definitivo tras la asignación efectiva por parte del proveedor o del instituto de emisión y el cobro completo del pago.

Size : 58 x 32 mm.

A "koban" was a unit of Japanese currency made of gold that was used during the Edo period in Japan (1603-1868). During this time, Japan was under the control of the Tokugawa shogunate, and the monetary system was heavily regulated and controlled by the government.

The koban was a rectangular gold coin, weighing around 11 to 18 grams, typically bearing the seal of the shogun and other inscriptions in kanji. It was used for high-value transactions and was considered the primary gold currency unit of the time.

Kobans held significant value and were widely accepted for commercial transactions and exchanges of goods and services. However, as Japan opened up to Western influences towards the end of the Edo period, the Japanese currency evolved to include other types of coins, including foreign currencies.