日本元禄大判金。JAPAN. Oban (10 Ryo), ND Genroku Era (ca. 1695-1704). PCGS MS-62 Gold Shield.日本元禄大判金。 重量：165.22 克。尺寸：157.82 x 98.13 毫米。发行量：30,000 枚。防伪边。诱人而罕见的一枚，经手痕迹轻微，墨色浓烈，仅于最高点有少许褪色出现，反面亦有墨书出现。横纹相当均匀地分佈成七列，桐纹及铸记的压力不均。色彩丰富，原味十足，两面均呈现斑驳的日落色调。本次呈献的Pinnacle 收藏系列中第二枚元禄大判金。品相令人心醉，定必吸引众多高级藏家的注目。饶有趣味的是，反面桐纹的上方再铸上一年代印。通常在元禄小判至安政小判均可找到，大判中仅有元禄大判金有此年代印，独树一帜的特色，使元禄大判金更易于辨认。元禄大判金 重量：165.22グラム/発行枚数：30,000枚/サイズ：157.82 x 98.13 mmこの非常に魅力的でめったに出会えないタイプは、完全な墨书でスレなどもごく軽く、主にごくわずかな摩耗のみです。里面に追加の墨书があります。ゴザ目は约7列が等间隔になっており、桐极印と座人印は不均一に打たれています。両侧に夕焼け色の未使用色を表示し、美しい状态です。非常に珍しいタイプで、今回のセールでは二つの出品がありますが、それぞれ里侧に异なる座人印が付いています。里面には「元」の年代印が打たれているのが特徴です。このような追加の印は、元禄と安政小判によく见られます。また、大判としてはこの元禄大判の年代印が唯一のものです。Fr-4; JNDA-09-7 (3); Bank of Japan-Vol. 3-Unlisted; JV-A4; Hartill-8.9. Weight: 165.22 gms. 157.82 x 98.13 mm. Mintage: 30,000. Security edge. This highly attractive and seldom encountered type displays light signs of handling with virtually complete ink, exhibiting minor loss primarily contained to the high points with an additional ink inscription on the reverse. The hammer marks are fairly evenly spaced in about seven columns with the Kiri stamps and control marks being unevenly applied; all with varying degrees of flatness. This richly toned survivor offers much originality, displaying mottled sunset hued patina on both sides. The second example of this type represented inside The Pinnacle Collection, we assume it was added for its different control marks on the reverse. In this alluring quality, sure to catch the attention of many advanced collectors looking to add this type to their numismatic holdings.An interesting characteristic of this type is the addition of a fourth central stamp on the reverse above top Kiri crest emblem indicating the era in which it was manufactured. Added marks such as this are commonly found on the reverse of Kobans beginning with the Genroku type and ending with the Ansei type. It is also important to note that the Genroku type is the only Oban to have had era stamps applied to them, which instantly sets them apart and makes attribution simple. From the Pinnacle Collection.
