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Mameitagin 'Genroku Mameitagin' Single Daikoku
| Emittent | Tokugawa Shogunate |
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| Jahr | 1695-1706 |
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| Material | Silver |
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| Aversbeschreibung | Irregularly shaped hammered silver flan displaying multiple stamped impressions of the Kanji character 'Gen' (元), denoting the Genroku era, applied in a scattered arrangement across the field. A single stamp of Daikoku, the Shinto deity of wealth depicted in conventional stylized form, appears prominently among the era-name stamps. The surface exhibits the characteristic uneven texture and rounded bean-like profile typical of mameitagin coinage, with stamps applied by hand in an overlapping fashion. The design reflects the official authentication marks required by the Tokugawa Shogunate's monetary authorities. |
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| Reversbeschreibung | Convex, largely plain reverse surface displaying the natural domed profile characteristic of mameitagin bean silver coinage, produced by the hammering process. A faint, partially legible stamp impression is discernible near the center, consistent with bleed-through or secondary striking from the obverse dies. The surface shows typical patination and irregular texture inherent to this hand-struck silver denomination, with no intentional design elements applied to this face. |
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The Genroku Mameitagin was struck as part of a broad currency debasement ordered by the fifth shogun Tsunayoshi in 1695, driven by a chronic fiscal shortfall in the Tokugawa treasury. Silver content was slashed from roughly 80% in the preceding Keichō silver to just 64%, effectively allowing the government to profit by recalling and recoining the older, purer issues. The resulting public backlash was immediate — merchants quickly identified the inferior metal and prices adjusted accordingly, contributing to the inflationary pressures of the Genroku period.
The single Daikoku stamp distinguishes this piece within the Mameitagin series as an authenticating mark applied at the Kinza or Ginza minting offices.