Mameitagin 'Genbun Mameitagin' Double Daikoku

表面の説明	Irregular hammered billon surface bearing a double Daikoku stamp (Han-in), depicting two facing representations of the Daikoku deity motif struck side by side in raised relief. The stylized design features the characteristic seated figure with a large sack and mallet, rendered in the conventional cursive stamp style associated with Edo-period silver coinage. A supplementary rectangular authentication stamp appears to the left of the field. The overall strike exhibits the typical uneven, bean-shaped planchet characteristic of Mameitagin production.
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裏面の説明	Irregular hammered surface displaying a single Daikoku deity stamp in raised relief, showing the stylized seated figure with a bale and mallet rendered in cursive stamp form typical of Genbun-era Mameitagin silver coinage. The field is uneven and irregular, consistent with the hand-hammered bean-silver (Mameitagin) manufacturing technique employed at the Edo-period silver mint. The reverse bears fewer secondary stamps than the obverse, with the principal Daikoku motif dominating the available surface area.
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