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coin
;
charm
Object Type
coin
charm
Museum number
1908,0605.8
Description
Copper alloy coin-shaped charm.
(whole)
Daikoku and Ebisu (left and right of hole); two-character inscription (above and below hole).
(obverse)
Production place
Made in:
Japan
Materials
copper alloy
Dimensions
Diameter:
26.50 millimetres
Weight:
5.41 grammes
$Inscriptions
Location
Not on display
Associated names
Representation of:
Daikoku 大黒
Representation of:
Ebisu 恵比寿
Acquisition name
Donated by:
Rev William Charles Raffles Flint
Previous owner
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Lady Sophia Raffles
Previous owner/ex-collection:
Sir Thomas Stamford Raffles
Acquisition date
1908
Acquisition notes
From a group of coins registered as a donation in 1908, with a note (in the hand of John Allan) in the Coins and Medals register "These coins were found in parcel in Keeper's Study and have been transferred from Med. Mod. since 1859".
Department
Coins and Medals
Registration number
1908,0605.8