Once again, these are the best pics i could get of this one, its worn down like the others that i have, three to be specific..
Same as in your last post .Looks like a Chinese 10 cash coin, circa 1906 to 1909. Value $.03 to $.10 US, basically foreign bin stuff sold at $.16 to $.25 each. Read more: http://www.cointalk.com/t208643/#ixzz1yjeFekom
You don't have to start a new post for every coin. Simply reply to a current post of yours, ask a new question about another coin and post the pic. We'll get you an answer fast.
You've got your pictures mixed up, these don't go together. This is a Szechuan reverse with some other obverse.
This is not a coin but a medal, but it does have a dragon on it, a two-headed one: British World War II Victory Medal England was in bad financial shape so they struck their medals in copper-nickel. Canada struck theirs in 80% silver. This one is from Canada. I found it in a California coin dealer's "junk box" in the 1960's. The dragon's oriental head is Japan, the other head is Germany. As usual, Italy gets no respect.
what a lovely story, i guess the information was worth it the whole deal now that i think about it, that medal is sweet..
