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2 Bu 'Ansei Nibukin'

Issuer Kinza (Gold Mint), Edo
Year 1856-1860
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Weight 5.62 g
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(Translation: 2 Bu)
Reverse description Rectangular hammered flan with a continuous beaded border. The reverse bears a bold, cursive gyosho-style inscription of the mint official's name and personal cipher stamp in high relief against a granular field. The dominant feature is a large, freely executed grass-script character surmounting an oval kakihan (personal monogram seal) of the gold-mint assayer Mitsutsugu, whose authenticating signature guaranteed the coin's fineness and official provenance.
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