Developed from Type 30 and issued in small numbers as of Meiji 35 (1902).

Many of the smaller states issued coins in very small numbers and these are thus extremely rare and valuable.

Often the preferred and capital shares are issued in precisely equal numbers.

Despite being often issued in large numbers, their survival rate was extremely low, and they are now very rare, with most having not survived at all.

Around 1969, solid state versions of the Models One and Two were issued in very limited numbers.

After the war, the Allies issued coins in relatively small numbers between 1945 and 1948:

Bootlegs was issued in extremely limited numbers to support Thirsk's west coast tour.

It had been issued in numbers, of which the last was the twelfth.

The plates, as issued in numbers, appeared in the order given on next page.

After the sinking, memorial postcards were issued in huge numbers to serve as relics of the disaster.