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<p>[QUOTE="hontonai, post: 1449024, member: 4703"]I have never claimed the title of world's greatest expert on anything, but I certainly do my research!</p><p><br /></p><p>The 2012 Edition of the Japanese Numismatic Dealers Association catalog section on Pattern Coins (pp. 67-69) does not include anything remotely resembling the original posting in this thread. Neither do any previous JNDA catalogs in my collection.</p><p><br /></p><p>In the 1962 reprint of Munro’s 1904 <i>Coins of Japan</i>, Plate 24, depicting Meiji silver coins, does not show any with a western date; and neither the section of Chapter VI on Meiji Currency commencing at p.210, nor Chapter VII's extensive discussion and pictorialization of Experimental and Ornamental Coins commencing at p. 215 mention any such issue.</p><p><br /></p><p>My second edition copy of Jacobs & Vermeule’s <i>Japanese Coinage</i>, is MIA, borrowed by a friend, so I can’t immediately verify my recollection that no such pattern is reported there either.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>The only records I have found of Japanese coins denominated as "dollars" are the Trade Dollars of Meiji 8-10 (1875-77), and two different Trade Dollar Patterns of Meiji 7 (1874). None of them bear western dates.</p><p><br /></p><p>I’d be interested in seeing eecash's credentials in the field of Japanese numismatics, and documentation of his claims.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="hontonai, post: 1449024, member: 4703"]I have never claimed the title of world's greatest expert on anything, but I certainly do my research! The 2012 Edition of the Japanese Numismatic Dealers Association catalog section on Pattern Coins (pp. 67-69) does not include anything remotely resembling the original posting in this thread. Neither do any previous JNDA catalogs in my collection. In the 1962 reprint of Munro’s 1904 [i]Coins of Japan[/i], Plate 24, depicting Meiji silver coins, does not show any with a western date; and neither the section of Chapter VI on Meiji Currency commencing at p.210, nor Chapter VII's extensive discussion and pictorialization of Experimental and Ornamental Coins commencing at p. 215 mention any such issue. My second edition copy of Jacobs & Vermeule’s [i]Japanese Coinage[/i], is MIA, borrowed by a friend, so I can’t immediately verify my recollection that no such pattern is reported there either. The only records I have found of Japanese coins denominated as "dollars" are the Trade Dollars of Meiji 8-10 (1875-77), and two different Trade Dollar Patterns of Meiji 7 (1874). None of them bear western dates. I’d be interested in seeing eecash's credentials in the field of Japanese numismatics, and documentation of his claims.[/QUOTE]
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