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1 Monme Nagasawa

Issuer Japan
Year 1730
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Currency Monme Silver / Monme-Gin / Ginme (1601-1874)
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Obverse description Japanese local hansatsu note of 1 Monme denomination, issued by the Nagasawa domain. The obverse carries period calligraphic inscriptions in vertical brush script, with the denomination and issuing authority rendered in traditional Japanese characters within a narrow, elongated format typical of Edo-period feudal paper currency.
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Reverse description Reverse of this narrow Edo-period hansatsu note, with vertical calligraphic inscriptions and authentication markings characteristic of Japanese feudal local currency. The layout follows the standard elongated format of 18th-century domain-issued silver-denomination notes.
Reverse lettering ONE HUNDRED TAKA BANGLADESH BANK
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