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<p>[QUOTE="Dave L, post: 1790669, member: 26285"]I'm glad you liked my article.<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p> </p><p>Your note was issued in 1864 by a temple called Kanren, which I think means 'connection/relation'. I can't pinpoint it precisely, but I think it is from the Toba clan (han).</p><p> </p><p>Part of the trouble with these notes is that, besides my speaking only English, and a little Spanish, there are different styles of writing on them. You'd think that Japanese Kanji would be the main one, but it's Chinese, and they have different scripts: Seal scripts, clerical scripts, formal scripts... and then there are the handwritten ones - some not so easily recognizable. That's tough when you're trying to match up a symbol with thousands of others in a book. It's a big puzzle a lot of times. </p><p> </p><p>12 Dollars is a pretty decent price - especially in that condition. I usually spend about 10-15 dollars, but I recently spent 30 dollars on one - just because it had a mouse on it (my wife likes mice in artwork). It was supposed to be a fairly scarce note, but that might mean that its only scare in the western part of the world![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Dave L, post: 1790669, member: 26285"]I'm glad you liked my article.:) Your note was issued in 1864 by a temple called Kanren, which I think means 'connection/relation'. I can't pinpoint it precisely, but I think it is from the Toba clan (han). Part of the trouble with these notes is that, besides my speaking only English, and a little Spanish, there are different styles of writing on them. You'd think that Japanese Kanji would be the main one, but it's Chinese, and they have different scripts: Seal scripts, clerical scripts, formal scripts... and then there are the handwritten ones - some not so easily recognizable. That's tough when you're trying to match up a symbol with thousands of others in a book. It's a big puzzle a lot of times. 12 Dollars is a pretty decent price - especially in that condition. I usually spend about 10-15 dollars, but I recently spent 30 dollars on one - just because it had a mouse on it (my wife likes mice in artwork). It was supposed to be a fairly scarce note, but that might mean that its only scare in the western part of the world![/QUOTE]
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