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<p>[QUOTE="Loong Siew, post: 12739829, member: 75799"]Definitely get Hartill's book. His the one of the most comprehensive catalog and references on Chinese coinage currently available and is the defacto reference for Chinese cash coinage in English and many western catalogs. </p><p><br /></p><p>Yours is a Northern Song Dynasty Chong Ning Chong Bao. It is one of a few variants of a very rich variety of coins issued in one of the most prolific periods in Chinese history. These were issued by Emperor Huizong of the Song who was a gifted artist. There is also a famous and beautiful golden slender script in his calligraphic style. </p><p><br /></p><p>Chinese coinage is very rich and is extremely popular now especially among Asian collectors and growing western interest. I collect Chinese coins as an area of specialization among a few other members here. Depending on the issue and style, some are very rare and highly sought after depending on the period, emperor and most importantly the rarity.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Loong Siew, post: 12739829, member: 75799"]Definitely get Hartill's book. His the one of the most comprehensive catalog and references on Chinese coinage currently available and is the defacto reference for Chinese cash coinage in English and many western catalogs. Yours is a Northern Song Dynasty Chong Ning Chong Bao. It is one of a few variants of a very rich variety of coins issued in one of the most prolific periods in Chinese history. These were issued by Emperor Huizong of the Song who was a gifted artist. There is also a famous and beautiful golden slender script in his calligraphic style. Chinese coinage is very rich and is extremely popular now especially among Asian collectors and growing western interest. I collect Chinese coins as an area of specialization among a few other members here. Depending on the issue and style, some are very rare and highly sought after depending on the period, emperor and most importantly the rarity.[/QUOTE]
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