it is not a coin, plaque or relief. Can someone tell me. I'm sorry that this is not a coin, but it seems to be something ancient, there are traces of high-grade gold
I believe its Chinese. You might want to add height, length, thickness. There are a few that deal with stuff like this here. I will warn you ahead of time. The Chinese are the most counterfeiting society of coins, charms and anything else of value (and some fakes can be quite good). You might want to add the items history. Depending on the size it could be a charm or a plaque.
it is probably something genuine because I can not find the analogues and I took it from the legacy of one family and there on this plate the remnants of a thin layer of gold-plated coatings, and this kind of gold was covered with bronze ware in antiquity, although this may be souvenir or modern work.....
this is not China. this is something interesting from olden Japan. Buddha and other gods 100% Japanese and eroglyphs too
If large, I'd see if it rang when struck like a gong but you ignored the request above for size details so that is not likely assuming it is tiny.
I would add that early Buddhist materials like this may have originated in China but we're imported into Japan as the practice grew there. This object may very well have been in Japan for a long time but yet could be of Chinese manufacture.
Considering there is writing on it, just find someone who can read Japanese and/or Chinese and they will tell you which it is.
They told me: That is a charm, with the Image of the True Shape of the Five Peaks Talisman (五嶽真形圖). And this I found a modern copy. This is some kind of daoist talisman. And iroglyphs like Chinese: https://pai.chcoin.com/show-632498.html
I myself discovered this today with the help of the translator program. So is this plaque Chinese or Japanese? Because these budhas are traditionally Japanese.
If it’s Daoist, then the figures would not be Buddhas/boddhisattvas also if it’s Daoist it must be chinese
