| Meirekiban (also referred to as Edoban): On the back side, the hallmark of '久・七・新' (kyu, seven, shin) or '九・七・竹' (nine, seven, take) is carved, and this Meirekiban has the bigger number of existing coins than any other Keicho Oban types. |
明暦判（めいれきばん）もしくは江戸判（えどばん）：裏面に「久・七・新」または「九・七・竹」の極印が打たれ、現存数は慶長大判の中ではこの明暦判が最も多い。 |