Posted 4 years ago
JLH44
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I would like any information about this coin. It was found near a wing mine in Trinity County CA on the Trinity River. Thanks
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I am not a coin expert but these look like Chinese, Ch'ing Dynasty (1559 to 1912)?
Now the bad part... to me this looks like a reproduction coin? It doesn't seem to be enough wear to be as old as is?
Additionally even if it is real these coins don't really hold a lot of value. Still a cool find though.
My mom was Japanese and she give me some Samurai are a coins any Chinese coin that was 1000 years old. The Chinese coin we're on eBay for like $16!
And the Japanese coins that she had carried all these centuries weren't worth very much at all either..
Sorry text and talk sucks. That was supposed to be "samurai era coins and a Chinese coin"
this supposed to be yongzheng coin , but it to stylized frolicsome ight siden and the aloy is shining trough the surface , because it is dyed
on the left side the mark is mutilated, hard to see
"BOO CIOWAN" (Board of Revenue mint). The manchurian mint name translates to Pao-Ch'uan, or "The Fountain head of the Currency".
or BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint). The manchurian mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".