Japan Meiwa Ko Nanryo 1772-1824 silver 2 Shu Japanese EDO SAMURAI BAR MONEY chop

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Japan Meiwa Ko Nanryo 1772-1824 silver 2 Shu
Japanese EDO SAMURAI BAR MONEY.  EDGE IS INCUSED WITH SAKURA.
has chopmarks
Years -
1772-1824
Bullet money or bullet coins, known in Thai as photduang, were a type of coinage historically used in Siam (now Thailand) and its predecessor kingdoms. They were almost exclusively made of silver, in the form of a bar bent into a roundish shape, and stamped with certain marks. They were issued according to the baht system of weights, known among Westerners as the tical, which is the basis of the modern Thai currency. Their earliest use dates from 13th-15th centuries but were used up until 1904 when their use was discontinued in favor of flat coinage. Weight 15.48 grams. Mounted to be worn as a pendant. It seems like a cotter pin was used so that it can be worn on a chain.
See my other listings for other South African silver coins - including 2024.
SEE MY OTHER LISTINGS FOR
VARIOUS OTHER COINS - INCLUDING
SOUTH AFRICAN KRUGERRANDS, BIG 5, OLD US COINS, ETC..
I sell sealed sets of other Tickeys and South African coins also
so be sure to see my other listings - I may even have a sealed set on auction on occasion.
You may want to check out my other items as I have lots of South African silver coins, included graded and raw coins.
I'll be listing a limited number of  other types of graded
South African silver coins in the next few days.
The shipping scheme is as follows:
Domestic USA Shipping:
The first specimen costs .20 to ship and includes a sturdy box.  Provided that you use the shopping cart or otherwise only send one payment then each additional similarly-sized specimen is only {{detail_product_description}}.68 additional.  This discount only applies if you only send one payment by using the shopping cart.
If you are getting more than one item then Please use the shopping cart and send only one payment. If you send multiple payments you'll likely get multiple packages.
International Shipping:
The first specimen costs to ship and includes a sturdy box.  Provided that you use the shopping cart or otherwise only send one payment then each additional small specimen is only additional.  I can only give this discount if you only send one payment. If you are getting more than one item then Please use the shopping cart and send only one payment.
Canada buyers:
If the total cost to package (box, label, etc) and ship (postage) the specimen is less than you will get a refund of the difference in price.
International Buyers assumes all risks if the package is lost in the mail.
International orders:  Tariffs & Import tax policy:
The buyer is responsible for all taxes, tariffs, customs and import fees, if any.
International shipping: Buyer is responsible for any customs fees, import fees, import taxes, tariffs, vat, etc., if any.
International Buyers should allow 2 to 4 weeks for delivery.