hansatsu
Hansatsu is a banknote. It is recorded from null until 1879.
Also recorded as scrip of Edo period Japan
hansatsu
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- banknote · history of Japanese money · local currency of Edo period Japan
- Region
- Japan
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Hansatsu is a banknote. It is recorded from null until 1879.
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wikidata · Q1314494 · wikipedia · Scrip of Edo period Japan
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Overview
Overview
It is associated with Japan. Catalogue entries for banknotes state issue, serial, grade and any certification. VALÉORINE records this subject so that lots referring to it can be described consistently.
Japanese form of paper money during the Edo period
Chronology
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Chronology
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1879
hansatsu recorded as ended.
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- Japan
Primary material
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reference work
- Wikidata, structured authority record Q1314494: hansatsu
Reputable secondary · Wikidata
- “Scrip of Edo period Japan”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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scholarly publication
- Analysis and comparison of primary sources in Meiji Japan: 1-silver monme hansatsu (1869) & 10-yen national note (1873), 2023
Scholarly · Crossref registry · 2023
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scholarly publication
Analysis and comparison of primary sources in Meiji Japan: 1-silver monme hansatsu (1869) & 10-yen national note (1873), 2023Crossref registry
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