5 Silver Monme private issue, Oono-gumi

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正面铭文	銀五卜分代諸銀物預品切農手商 (Translation: Five bu of silver Various things and goods charge a silver deposit Agriculture and commerce stamp)
背面描述	A stylized water-drop cartouche appears at the head of the note, with the issue date inscribed below it. The central field is dominated by large handwritten calligraphy and bears several official stamps, including the issuer name Oono-gumi. The names of the authorized exchangers are listed in vertical columns at the foot of the note.
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备注	Oono-gumi was one of several private merchant associations operating exchange shops (ryōgaeshō) that briefly filled the credit vacuum left by Japan's chaotic monetary transition following the Meiji Restoration. The 1869 date places this squarely in the interregnum between the old Tokugawa silver weight system and the new decimal currency introduced by the 1871 New Currency Act — which is precisely why it is denominated in monme, a traditional mass unit for silver, rather than any standardized coin value. Private fractional notes of this type were declared illegal shortly after 1871 and ordered redeemed, which drove most into destruction.

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