永樂通寳 classification question: Japanese Copy? [Risolto]

Hello fellow users of Numista,
I recently bought this coin and was wondering if it was what I think it is. I believe this to be an Eiraku Tsuho(https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces221649.html) (I’m thinking Hartill #3.10) due to the coin’s large characters, broad rim, and differences in calligraphy. I can’t see this as a Vietnamese or Indonesian copy with the coin’s copper appearance and relatively good craftsmanship. I would appreciate any second opinion.

Thank you :)

indicate the weight and size, I really do not like the hieroglyph 樂

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=189161
here is DHJ # 3.10, look at the link for most of the options for this type of coins

Cita: "konstantin1968"​indicate the weight and size, I really do not like the hieroglyph 樂

​Hi konstantin1968,
Unfortunately I don’t have the coin in my possession yet but once I get it, I will be sure to give those. Thanks for your help :)

Hello

the color of the brass alloy is really darker in Japan
and caracters are really thin and delicate
not sure it is an eiraku tsuho
http://roberts.faculty.history.ucsb.edu/coins/bitasen.html

Cita: "gros"​Hello
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​the color of the brass alloy is really darker in Japan
​and caracters are really thin and delicate
​not sure it is an eiraku tsuho
​http://roberts.faculty.history.ucsb.edu/coins/bitasen.html

​That makes sense. Might be a Vietnamese or Javanese copy, so I'll have to do my research (a fake at worst, but it's no big loss).
Thank you for your help, gros. :)