Unidentified Chinese Cash Coin- Qing Dynasty?

Discussion in 'World Coins' started by LouisEP, Sep 19, 2019.

  1. LouisEP

    LouisEP Member

    The surface of this coin is incredibly pitted. From what research I have done, I think this was made in the Qing Dynasty. Any further information would be greatly appreciated! 6204D505-FF9D-43AB-9A92-58931C3222F3.jpeg A4CF306E-2968-48F5-9C2B-84E430CAEEAF.jpeg
     
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  3. The Eidolon

    The Eidolon Well-Known Member

    Looks like Dao Guang (1820-1850).
     
  4. Parthicus

    Parthicus Well-Known Member

    Yep, that's the Dao Guang emperor, Board of Works mint. Common and not worth much (especially in that condition), but still a cool bit of history.
     
  5. LouisEP

    LouisEP Member

    Thanks everyone for helping! I am an amateur at deciphering these Chinese cash coins, and there is a wealth of knowledge to be learned.
     
  6. Alaric DeArment

    Alaric DeArment New Member

    One thing that can help with reading Chinese characters is installing a Chinese handwriting input thing on your phone that allows you to write Chinese characters. It can be tricky and requires practice, but it’s a way to figure out which character is which.
     
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