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1 Monme
| Issuer | Yanagimoto Domain (Japanese feudal domains) |
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| Year | 1830 |
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| Value | 1 Monme |
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| Reverse description | Plain or lightly printed reverse typical of Edo-period hansatsu domain notes, with minimal additional text or decorative elements. |
| Reverse lettering | 7.000 EURO PREMIUL PENTRU RĂSPUNS RAPID SPECIMEN ȘAPTE MII EURO 7.000 BANCNOTĂ DE SELECȚIE READER`S DIGEST Această bancnotă trebuie returnată în maxim 7 zile! Bancnotă nr. 2 pentru Premiul pentru Răspuns Rapid |
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Yanagimoto was a small enclave domain in Yamato Province (present-day Nara Prefecture), held by a junior branch of the Yanagimoto Toda clan with a assessed yield of just 10,000 koku. Domain-issued hansatsu like this one circulated strictly within that narrow territory — acceptance beyond the domain boundaries was neither guaranteed nor customary. The 1830 issue date places this squarely in the late Tempo period, just before the Tempo Reforms of the 1840s attempted, with limited success, to rein in the proliferation of domain paper across the country.
Hansatsu from small domains survive poorly; low production volumes and aggressive post-Meiji redemption drives eliminated most of the stock.