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Mameitagin 'Kyōhō Mameitagin' Uniface 寳

Issuer Tokugawa Shogunate
Year 1714-1736
Type Standard circulation coin
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Obverse description Uniface hammered silver piece of irregular, bean-like form bearing a single large Chinese character 寳 (Takara, meaning 'Treasure') stamped in bold relief at the centre of the convex field. The character is rendered in the kaisho (block) style typical of Edo-period Ginza workmanship, occupying the majority of the planchet surface. The surrounding field is unadorned, exhibiting the characteristic dimpled and lightly granular texture resulting from the hand-hammering production process. No border or additional device is present, consistent with the uniface mameitagin format.
Obverse script Chinese
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Edge Irregular
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