
Square
Roughly 1.62 g
Roughly 0.75 g
On the same side as the kirimon, look at the right edge, in the center. You'll see one of these two characters between the kirimon.

Two extra characters
Double Hon (両本) Keicho Ichibuban
Roughly 11 x 6 mm, 0.82 g
Roughly 16 x 10 mm, 4.43 g
There are four types this could be, and they're all extremely difficult to tell apart. Please see Shotoku Ichibuban in research notes for a thorough analysis of all four potential types.

本 in grass script, commonly mushy
Single Hon (片本) Keicho Ichibuban

元, usually mushy
Genroku Ichibuban

乾, usually mushy
Hoei Ichibuban

佐
Sado Ichibuban

文, usually mushy

文 in grass script

正
Ansei Ichibuban
Look at the top right stroke of the 分 character. The bottom of the stroke may bend slightly up, or be straight/bend down.

No, it's straight or slopes down
Look where the kirimon meets the semi-circular border. Some have a small V connecting the two; others just have a space. If you're having trouble seeing it, there are more pictures here.
Roughly 20 x 12 mm, 5.62 g
Roughly 16 x 11 mm, 3 g

文 in normal script

文 in grass script