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Imperial China, Yuan Dynasty: Zhi Zheng (1352) AE 2 wen (Hartill-19.100; Schjöth-1104)Obv: 至æ£é€šå¯¶ Zhi Zheng tong bao
Rev: Mongol word on reverse above for the cyclical characters for the year of casting: ꡚꡞꡋ (Shin) for 壬辰 ren-chen (1352)
Quant.Geek09/23/15 at 15:26SpongeBob: Actually, it is Schjöth-1104 as it is a 2 wen
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Imperial China, Yuan Dynasty: Zhi Zheng (1352) AE 2 wen (Hartill-19.100; Schjöth-1104)Obv: 至æ£é€šå¯¶ Zhi Zheng tong bao
Rev: Mongol word on reverse above for the cyclical characters for the year of casting: ꡚꡞꡋ (Shin) for 壬辰 ren-chen (1352)
Quant.Geek09/11/15 at 10:06Pekka K: Schjöth 1107
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Imperial China, Northern Zhou Dynasty: Emperor Wu (574-576) Cash (Hartill-13.30)Obv: 五行大布 Wu Xing Da Bu (The Large Coin of the Five Elements [metal, wood, water, fire and water]).
Rev: Blank
Issued in 574 by Emperor Wu. Intended to be worth ten Bu Quans. Illegal coining soon produced specimens of a reduced weight, and the authorities banned the use of this coin in 576. This inscription is frequently found in amulets.
Quant.Geek02/18/15 at 23:36crawforde: Very nice, beautiful patina
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CHINA, N. SONG Dynasty, ZHI HE ZHONG BAO, iron, 3 cash, (1054-55 AD)
Obv: 至重和寶 Zhi He zhong bao
Rev: Blank
Quant.Geek02/18/15 at 23:34crawforde: Great condition for this! Very nice
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CHINA, N. SONG Dynasty, ZHI HE ZHONG BAO, iron, 3 cash, (1054-55 AD)
Obv: 至重和寶 Zhi He zhong bao
Rev: Blank
Quant.Geek02/18/15 at 23:34crawforde: Great condition for this! Very nice
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Imperial China: Ming (ca. 400-255 BCE) Knife Money (Hartill-4.40)Obv: 明 Ming
Rev: Typically 左五 Zuo Wu (Left Five)Quant.Geek02/04/15 at 16:15Charles S: Nice, never seen this before.
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