Posted 3 years ago
WBTN
(4 items)
Can anyone help me on what these are? Could anyone assist with translating?
Found on Thursday Island, Australia
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Posted 3 years ago
WBTN
(4 items)
Can anyone help me on what these are? Could anyone assist with translating?
Found on Thursday Island, Australia
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i am out
left is a shou symbol
right is guangxu yaunbao mark +Manchu language inner circle
haven,t done research talking out of memory
maybe very much later i do look it at but not likely
Chinese coin, BUT there's a high probability that it's fake. A quick search shows almost all are counterfeits..
weigh the coin , and i mean meticulously !!!! ,i need someone to super magnify the Manchu
this must be a no brainer , but i can,t hardly see, very maybe very much later but not likely
Here's a comparison..
https://coinquest.com/cgi-bin/cq/coins.pl?large=19524
dav2no1, I think you nailed it. :-)
no he did,not nailed it unfortunately , it is more complicated , the uncirculated fantasy pieces could be value
1 Tael - Guangxu Fantasy
1 Tael - Guangxu (Fantasy) - obverse1 Tael - Guangxu (Fantasy) - reverse
© Stephen Album Rare Coins
Features
Location Kwangtung Province
Type Fantasy items › Fantasy currency
Year 1904
Value 1 Tael (1)
Currency Fantasy issues - China
Composition Silver
Size 41 mm
Shape Round
Technique Milled
Orientation Medal alignment ??
Demonetized Yes
Number N#?274948
References KM#?Pn3 (China), Kann#?932, KM#?Pn17 (Kwangtung)
Obverse
Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right left with Manchu characters in the centre, all with one bat on either side and surrounded by more Chinese ideograms.
Lettering:
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Translation:
Made in Kwangtung Province
Guangxu (Emperor) / Yuanbao (Original currency)
Guangxu (Emperor) / Yuanbao (Original currency)
Worth 1 Liang (Tael)
Reverse
One stylized Chinese ideogram with one dragon on either side and a flaming pearl above.
Lettering: ?
Translation:
Shou (for Changshou)
Longevity
Edge
Reeded.
Comments
Very few genuine examples are known, with the vast majority being fantasies or counterfeits.
1/2 Tael denominations are also known.
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Date VG F VF XF AU UNC
ND (1904)
Numista Rarity index: 70
so what we got here we got an fv classification ( IMO) which is comparivtialy low
combined with an rarity index among peers of the collectors population
so at best the value is very low
apostata, Eh, you win some, you lose some.
we get there , as an team effort , believe me it is all about logic thinking , it is all about narrowing down this got nothing to do skill,
i have to be out ( medical problems)
greetings Waki
Waki - Hope you're feeling better soon. If you look at the link I provided, it does show that some of the coins have value. How accurate the prices are, is arguable..
Yes, take care of yourself, apostata.
Regards from me too, WAKI. The pic on the right is upside down by the way, WBTN !!!!
Thanks all for information and comments - much appreciated