1601-95年日本豆板银。庆长到元禄。 重13.48克。少见的大尺寸，品相佳的一枚，仍可见铸道，有多处戳记。附日本钱币经销商协会证书，编号29821。Hartill（2011)标示："丁银是长椭圆形银块，通常含银量较低。标准丁银重43匁，但由于铸打方式粗糙，它们通常没有达到这一重量。为弥补不足，常与不同重量的小银块搭配使用。因其形状较圆，常被称为豆板银。豆板银可能仅有一面有铸记，也可能两面均有"。 JAPAN. Mameita-gin, ND (1601-95). Keicho to Genroku. VERY FINE. 13.48 gms. Hartill-9.5. Unusually large and fine, with casting sprue still attached. Numerous chop marks. Included is certificate of authenticity no. 29821 from the JNDA.Hartill (2011) comments, "Chogin are long oval silver pieces, usually of very debased silver.... Their nominal weight was 43 momme, but owing to the crude way in which they were made, they frequently did not weigh as much as this. To make up the deficiency, smaller pieces of silver of various weights were used in conjunction with them. These are known as Mameita-gin (Bean Money) because of their rounded shape.... Mameita can have a stamp on just one side...or both sides." On September 1, 2019, the United States enacted new tariffs on collectors items manufactured in China. Accordingly, all buyers in forthcoming Stacks Bowers and Ponterio Hong Kong Auctions who wish to have any Chinese manufactured item delivered within the United States will be subject to these tariffs.Furthermore, as a result of the new tariffs, all orders will be shipped directly from our Hong Kong offices and shipments to the United States will be subject to our international shipping chart.
