What is this coin?

Started by Prosit, May 05, 2016, 05:02:42 AM

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Prosit

I think I saw one very similar on WoC one time but don't recall where.
What country and coin is this? Korea? China?

Dale

Gavema

It appears to be a chinese coin.

thepanda0

Obverse like in Toda #212 - Chinese intervention in Tunquin
Best,
Adam

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Prosit

So is that 18th century?

Never heard of Toda.

Dale



Quote from: thepanda0 on May 05, 2016, 09:54:14 AM
Obverse like in Toda #212 - Chinese intervention in Tunquin

Manzikert

It is a coin of the Quianlong emperor (Ch'ien Lung, 1735-1796) from Chengdu mint in Sichuan province, Hartill 22.335

This is a handy quick guide to Quing dynasty coins http://www.thecollectionmuseum.com/assets/downloads/An_introduction_and_identification_guide_to_Chinese_Qing_dynasty_coins.pdf

Toda [http://art-hanoi.com/toda/ ] is a catalogue of Annamese/Vietnamese coins, and they did copy the designs of many Chinese coins, but I'm sure this is from China itself. Toda 212 is in a neater style and has different characters on the reverse.

Alan

Prosit

Thanks! I printed that document. Looks like the contents is simple enough even I have a chance to understand it.  :)

Dale