Identifications of the hansatsu will be given by message

Mostly come from the south of Japan (actually called mie, nara, tokushima, hiroshima, aichi, etc... regions) 

The hansatsu were usued only locally, it had value only in the region where the hansatsu were printed (except few of them) 

Kyoto, the capital of Japan never accepted the hansatsu in it's economy. 

The hansatsu were used until Meiji period, until the coins/banknotes reform (with the arrival and help of British economists for reform the japanese economy) 

But, the japanese continued to use it a little bit after the reform and the ban of hansatsu.  

If you're interested by the hansatsu, I invit you to visit the OSAKA MINT MUSEUM in TENMA, at the room where there is a video about japanese coinage history, you must ask to the security for the documentary/history of hansatsu in video. (It's in japanese only)  

This museum is 100% 

This museum also organize the visit of COINS MINT FACTORY, for visit the factory, you must reserve it on the official website (it's only in japanese)  

It will be safety send, with cardboard protection. It will be send with inssurance 

conditions: see pictures (some hansatsu date of the 18th century, the condition can't be "mint" even for the most modern ones, it can't be "mint")