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1 Bu Silver bill exchange office Matsusaka Mitsui-gumi Community

Uitgever Mitsui-gumi (三井組), Matsusaka Exchange Office
Jaar 1835-1871
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Valuta Ryō (1595-1874)
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引替可申候
此札銀子与
(Translation: Silver 1 Bu This bill is for Silver Exchange)
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Beschrijving beveiliging Red vermilion ink seal (inkan) impressions of the Mitsui-gumi Matsusaka exchange office, applied to both obverse and reverse as authentication marks.
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Opmerkingen

The Matsusaka Mitsui-gumi was not a bank in any modern institutional sense — it was the merchant house operation of the Mitsui family, whose money-changing and exchange activities in Matsusaka predated their later transformation into the Mitsui zaibatsu. These privately issued silver denomination bills (ginpu) circulated as working credit instruments within a local commercial network, accepted on the strength of Mitsui's name rather than any state guarantee.

The long validity window reflects the reality of late Edo and early Meiji transition: notes issued under the old merchant-house system were tolerated until the Meiji government's 1871 currency reforms forced their retirement.

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