Country/Region of Manufacture: JapanDenomination: 2 Shu (Nishu Kin / Ni-Shu)Era / Date: Tempo Era (1832–1858)Composition: Electrum (Gold & Silver Alloy)Fineness: Approximately .298 Gold / .702 SilverWeight (Standard): ~1.6 gramsCertification: Uncertified / RawItem Description:Authentic Japanese Tempo Era 2 Shu Gold/Silver Electrum Bar Coin (1832–1858)Up for sale is an authentic, historic rectangular bar coin minted under the Tokugawa Shogunate during the iconic Samurai era of Japan. This "Nishu Kin" coin is a beautiful survivor from the Tempo period, carrying deep cultural and economic history.Item Details:Denomination: 2 Shu (Ni Shu Ban Kin)Historical Period: Tempo Era (Circa 1832–1858)Obverse Design: Features a stylized Paulownia flower (Kiri crest) on the upper panel and the bold vertical Kanji characters for "Ni Shu" (二朱) below.Reverse Design: Features the traditional "Mitsutsugu" (光次) signature of the Gotō family mint masters, alongside their official stylized authentication mark (Kao).Metal Composition: Traditional electrum alloy. This Tempo variant boasts a richer gold concentration and heavier feel compared to the later inflation-era Man'en issues.Condition Note:Please inspect the high-resolution photos carefully to evaluate the condition and grade of this historic piece. The coin displays highly legible calligraphy, crisp framing, and a beautiful natural luster with age-appropriate circulation wear. No major scratches, holes, or damage.Shipping & Handling:Handled with care and packaged securely in protective numismatic storage.Fast, trackable shipping with insurance included to protect your investment.If you have any questions or need more close-up views, please send a message before purchasing. Thank you for viewing my listing!