JAPAN

Lottery

Tangonokuni

Miyazu clan

Tomifuda

( -1867)

FRONT

・七百五拾四（Issue no. 754）

・丹後宮津（Tangonokuni Miyazu clan, stamp）

・How to do: First, put the same number of wooden tags with numbers written on tickets into a large box. Next, rotate the box and insert an awl through the hole on the side to pierce the wooden tag to determine the winning number. A predetermined amount of money is then delivered to the owner of the winning ticket.

・Until the mid-Edo period, lottery tickets were mainly issued by temples and shrines. 

・However, the clans realized that this business could be profitable and began issuing lottery tickets in the late Edo period.

・The reason why the clans got involved in this lottery business was due to the poor finances of the clans.

International shipping

We use the Japan post Service (closed on Saturdays, Sundays)

 

Takes 15-30 days (Mail with tracking number & insurance)

 

Payment policy  

Please make a payment within 3 days, otherwise automatically unpaid case will be opened

As always, the banknote pictured are the banknote you will receive

 

We do our best to describe the banknote up for bid in our amateur opinion

 

Please look at the pictures and grade for yourself

We have not cleaned or altered coins & banknotes

・Starting July 1, eBay will be required to collect and remit VAT on orders up to a value of 150 Euros imported into the EU and sold to consumers. There will no longer be a VAT exemption for small shipments up to 22 Euros. For shipments over 150 Euros, the buyer will be charged VAT following arrival of the goods in the country of delivery

We are a third generation antiques business, based in Tokyo which is open 5 days a week to trade and public