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Posted 8 years ago
SpiritBear
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1-3, 1890-1899 1 Chinese Cash, Guangxu Boo-guwang.
4, 1736-1800 1 Chinese Cash, Qianlong Boo-chiowan.
5, 1954 5 Jiao, Taiwan.
6, 1920 1 Sen, Japan.
7, 1951 5 Yen, Japan.
U. S. A. penny for scale at top.
IDs thanks to the folks on Numista, and then verifying it pictorially myself.
Picked them all up today from the 50 cent bin.
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woah good find
Why are some of them punched out in center?
Fleafinder, thank you.
Trey, I believe the square-holed center represents the World. Probably represents something positive to its holders.
This was used to allow collections of coins to be threaded on a square rod so that the rough edges could be filed smooth, and then threaded on strings for ease of handling.