I hope some Numista person would place a post for me at zeno.ru.
I am not registered to post, and zeno.ru seems to be closed to new members.
There are no examples of the Ko-Nanryo from Japan on zeno.ru.
It would be placed at this link:
https://www.zeno.ru/showgallery.php?cat=1530
Additionally, these coins have marks punched into the sides of each coin. So, I prepared the image below for posting. The pertinent facts are as follows:
Title: Japan Silver 2 Shu Meiwa Ko-Nanryō Nishu Gin
Description: Nishu piece cast in Edo with target silver purity of 97.8%, has “Tei” validation stamp in upper left and one chop mark on upper right of reverse face. Smooth sides and shape of Jyou character support assignment as a Meiwa period piece. Density 10,72gm/cc.
Keywords: Japan Japanese Ko-Nanryo Nanryo Ko-Nanryō Nanryō Nishu Gin Shu Meiwa
Wt, g: 10,16
Size, mm: 25,5 X 15,3
Date: Meiwa 9 – Bunsei 7 (1772-1824)
Denomination: 2 Shu
Metal: Ag

I also ask if you could please start a thread under this posting. The thread should include this text and associated image:
Weight, size and density seem about correct. There are ten pole marks (Gokuin) on the coin edges, one example is shown below. The pole marks seem rather large as the thickness is 2,5mm. Can any person comment if the pole mark looks correct?

Thanks in advance to any person willing to assist.
