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| 正面描述 | Printed in black with red overstamps; the upper register presents a vertical denomination within a scrollwork frame ornamented with Chrysanthemum and 5-7 Paulownia seals, while the lower register carries vertical columns of text set within a border of two confronting dragons. A red circular chop seal is applied over the denomination. |
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| 正面铭文 | 金五兩 信 太政官 會計局 (Translation: Gold five Ryō Trust Great Council of State Accounting Office) |
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The Dajōkan-satsu were Japan's first government-issued paper currency under the Meiji restoration — printed hastily to finance the military campaign against the Tokugawa shogunate while the new government held almost no metallic reserves. The 5 Ryō denomination represented a substantial sum, roughly equivalent to several months of wages for a laborer, which made actual hand-to-hand circulation unlikely for most holders.
Convertibility was promised but never reliably delivered. Public confidence collapsed quickly, and by 1872 the notes were absorbed into the new yen system at heavily depreciated rates. Excessive moisture absorption is a known preservation issue with this series — the mulberry-fiber paper used is prone to edge fraying and toning that even lightly circulated examples rarely escape.