Coin Japan 4 Momme 6 Fun - Akita (1863-1864) - Silver

Issuing by Kubota Domain (Feudal Territories of Japan).

The currency of 4 momme 6 fun (also written as 4 monme 6 fun) from Japan in 1863 refers to a coin that was issued during the Edo period, a period in Japanese history that lasted from 1603 to 1868. During this time, Japan was ruled by the Tokugawa shogunate, and various coin issuances occurred based on monetary policies and economic needs of the era.

The 4 momme 6 fun coin is believed to have been minted in silver and held a nominal value linked to the traditional Japanese monetary system based on momme and fun. Momme and fun were units of weight used to measure silver and other precious metals.