300 Mon

发行方	Morioka Domain (Japanese feudal domains)
年份	1835
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正面铭文	手切岡盛米六升代錢三百文時之相塲藏元改 (Translation: Morioka bill Rice six Masu substitute Three hundred Mon Market price that time Kuramoto examined)
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背面铭文	六　天　通　寳年　保〇會　〇〇印〇　〇錢引替會所木思山房復刻 (Translation: Tenpō 6th year Currency Exchange office)
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备注	Morioka Domain, in the far north of Honshu under the Nanbu clan, issued hansatsu — domain paper currency — as a practical workaround to chronic silver shortages that afflicted many outer domains throughout the late Edo period. This 300 mon denomination is on the heavier end of the mon-denominated hansatsu range, suggesting it was intended for merchant transactions rather than small daily exchange. Hansatsu were legally restricted to circulation within the issuing domain's borders, a rule frequently ignored in commercial practice near domain boundaries.

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