Ebisu Picture Coin ☆ Slightly Large / God of Fortune / Seven Lucky Gods / Good Fortune Coin / Amulet Coin / Money Luck Coin / Auspicious Coin / Decorative Coin / e1225-6 ◎Name: Ebisu Picture Coin ◎Issuing Country: Japan ◎Issuing Year: Meiji - Taisho Era (Details Unknown) ◎Size: Diameter 38.9mm, Thickness 3.3mm ◎Weight: 25.34g ◎Material: Copper, etc. ◎Number Issued: Unknown ◎Condition: Fair / Shows age and wear (see photos) (Reference Material) Ebisu picture coins were made from the Muromachi period to the Edo period, Taisho era, and early Showa era. They were used not as currency but as amulets, toys, and charms. The image of Ebisu is engraved on the front. ☆Historical Background Ebisu picture coins of the Seven Lucky Gods were circulated as good luck charms to be worn, and Ebisu, who symbolizes prosperous business and financial fortune, became popular. There are various sizes, including large, medium, and small. ☆Features and Types Many are hole-shaped coins with a hole in the center. ※This coin is free shipping. ※The 10-yen coin in the photo is for comparison and is not included in the product. Type...Other Main Material...Copper