Japanese Koban Gold Coin – Edo Period Replica
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About 2 g of filament
Print Profile 1h 7m 2 g PLA
What it takes
1 plate
1h 7m
2 g PLA
X1 Carbon, P2S, H2D Pro, P1P, A2L, A1 mini, P1S, X1E, X1, A1, H2C, H2D, X2D, H2S, H3C
Plate Details (1)
0.2 mm nozzle, all plates
Plate 1
1h 7m
2 g
PLA · 2 g
Designer's Description
Japanese Koban Gold Coin – Edo Period Replica
A detailed double-sided replica of a classic Japanese koban (小判), the oval gold coin used during the Edo period under the Tokugawa shogunate. The front features the distinctive vertical ridges, “両” unit mark, and floral crests, while the reverse carries the traditional stamps and hallmarks.
Features
- Accurate oval shape and double-sided relief
- Clear “両” character, ridge texture, and decorative crests
- Reverse stamps and official marks
- Solid single-piece design
- Looks excellent in silk gold or metallic gold filament
Recommended Print Settings
- Layer height: 0.12–0.16 mm for best detail on characters and stamps
- Walls: 3–4
- Infill: 15–25% (or 100% for a heavier feel)
- Supports: None needed when printed flat
- Filament: Silk gold or metallic gold PLA recommended
Suggested Size Traditional koban were roughly 70–80 mm long. Scale to preference; 60–90 mm works well for display.
Best Uses
- Desk or shelf display
- Historical / Japanese history collection piece
- Gift for coin or Edo-period enthusiasts
- Multi-color or AMS prints to accent the relief
