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<p>[QUOTE="hontonai, post: 385824, member: 4703"]You have both mostly Japanese coins, but at least one is Chinese - the one on the right in the next to bottom row.</p><p><br /></p><p>There are hundreds of Japanese coins and thousands of Japanese/Chinese/Korean/Annamese of the same general style, cast for more than a millenium. I'm not really sure whether you have the obverse/reverse of each coin side by side or top to bottom, and in order to identify them I would really need to know which pairs of pictures go together.</p><p><br /></p><p>The ones with a pattern referred to as "waves" are definitely Japanese and the one I mentioned has Manchu characters which ID it clearly as Chinese, but I don't have my reference books handy right now so I can't tell you much more until I find out which pictures go together, and have access to my books tomorrow late afternoon or evening.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW some of your pictures are upside down, or laying on their side, making it harder to read the characters.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="hontonai, post: 385824, member: 4703"]You have both mostly Japanese coins, but at least one is Chinese - the one on the right in the next to bottom row. There are hundreds of Japanese coins and thousands of Japanese/Chinese/Korean/Annamese of the same general style, cast for more than a millenium. I'm not really sure whether you have the obverse/reverse of each coin side by side or top to bottom, and in order to identify them I would really need to know which pairs of pictures go together. The ones with a pattern referred to as "waves" are definitely Japanese and the one I mentioned has Manchu characters which ID it clearly as Chinese, but I don't have my reference books handy right now so I can't tell you much more until I find out which pictures go together, and have access to my books tomorrow late afternoon or evening. BTW some of your pictures are upside down, or laying on their side, making it harder to read the characters.[/QUOTE]
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