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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cush66, post: 23491, member: 1401&quot;]Hybrid: First off let me say that you sure pick a country that has a zillion coins and characters LOL!!!. Second I am not a collector of Chinese coins but I have a bunch and I kinda like the challenge of figuring them out, and I am not even close to being a knowledgeable person in that area. Third, by luck you have an easy one to ID so here goes nothing hehheh:</p><p>As Roy said you have a Chinese cash coin. It is considered a &quot;cast&quot; coin because they made it in sand casts. In the arena of cast coins, you have what is considered a modern. Modern is defined as Ching Dynasty AD 1644 - 1911. Any cast after 1644 is considered modern LOL!!! The two characters on the reverse proves that. There are two characters on the reverse. The one on the left is a Manchurian &quot;boo&quot; and only seen on Ching Dynasty cash.&nbsp; The one on the right is the mint.&nbsp; It is called &quot;boo je&quot; Chekiang mint.&nbsp; The obverse is Emperor Shih Tsung AD 1723 - 1735. The reign title is Yung&nbsp; Cheng, 1723 - 1735. In Fine it is worth $2.50.&nbsp; In Very Fine it is $4.50. I wish the ones I have were as easy as this one LOL!!! Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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