1 Monme Izushi Domain

正面描述	Letterpress print in black ink on brown paper with red overstamp. The upper register contains a large rectangular cartouche bearing the principal inscription, framed by decorative corner motifs and enclosed within a circular red seal. The lower register presents a stylized tortoise-shell (kikko) circular vignette, with a large black ink official seal applied to the central text area.
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背面铭文	札銀石出州但通　銀　享　壱寳　匁　保意如祥吉 (Translation: Tanshū (Tajima Province) Izushi silver note Silver one Monme Kyōhō currency Good luck as wish)
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备注	Izushi Domain was a small but stable han in Tajima Province under Tokugawa rule, and its locally issued paper currency — hansatsu — operated entirely within domain borders as a matter of shogunate policy. The 1 Monme denomination is expressed in silver monme, the unit used for mercantile exchange in western Japan, where silver-by-weight conventions dominated over the copper cash system prevalent in the east. This geographic monetary distinction is embedded in the denomination itself. The official seal functions as the sole anti-counterfeiting measure, which was typical of hansatsu across the period — trust derived from the issuing domain's authority rather than from printing complexity.

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