Koban (reproduction) Kan'ei Tsuuhou One-Bun Sen - Japanese Old Collectible Coin

The Kan'ei Tsuuhou coin is a historic Japanese currency originally circulated during the Edo period. Today, it is widely recognized as the iconic coin thrown by Zenigata Heiji in classic samurai dramas and Japanese films.

This traditional Japanese coin replica is more than just a collectible — it is considered a powerful symbol of wealth, prosperity, and good fortune. In Japanese culture, Kan'ei Tsuuhou coins are often kept as lucky charms for financial success and stability.

With its authentic round shape and central square hole, this Edo period coin design represents harmony between heaven and earth — a meaningful detail appreciated by collectors and cultural enthusiasts alike.

Perfect for:

• Japanese history collectors

• Samurai memorabilia fans

• Lucky charm enthusiasts

• Unique New Year’s gifts

• Wallet good luck token

Product Details:

• Diameter: 28mm

• Traditional Japanese coin design

• Lightweight and easy to carry

Whether you’re a fan of samurai culture, Japanese history, or simply looking for a meaningful good luck charm, this Kan'ei Tsuuhou coin makes a unique and symbolic addition to your collection.