Which variety for this 10 cash Hupeh ?

[Growl62]

Hi there,

I ask myself if there is one cloud or there are two clouds below pearl

Thanks for your help

Best regards from France

[jkk]

Photographs are essential.

[Growl62]

Photographs are essential.

Focus pic added 

[africancoins]

This piece:

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=185548

rather seems to be a 2 cloud version and would seem to be Y-122.3.

Older "Standard Catalog of World Coins" editions (e.g. SCWC1996) rather seem to correctly show a Y-122.3. Also this book perhaps has better subtype descriptions than both the newer SCWC editions and Numista.

Newer "Standard Catalog of World Coins" editions (e.g. SCWC2010) rather seem to use an incorrect illustration for Y-122.3.

The Zeno piece I have referred to was amongst very many examples there that were generally likely the piece in the original post here.

Thanks Mr Paul Baker

[Growl62]

This piece:

https://www.zeno.ru/showphoto.php?photo=185548

rather seems to be a 2 cloud version and would seem to be Y-122.3.

Older "Standard Catalog of World Coins" editions (e.g. SCWC1996) rather seem to correctly show a Y-122.3. Also this book perhaps has better subtype descriptions than both the newer SCWC editions and Numista.

Newer "Standard Catalog of World Coins" editions (e.g. SCWC2010) rather seem to use an incorrect illustration for Y-122.3.

The Zeno piece I have referred to was amongst very many examples there that were generally likely the piece in the original post here.

Thanks Mr Paul Baker

Thanks for your reply. Yes hard to find a good way to understand.

Here are pics of the WOC 1801-1995 :







So for me, mine : only one cloud with dots ..... with Pei smaller refered on Numista and WOC as Y#122.1

Am i wrong ?

Best regards

[africancoins]

I have not seen the obverse of your piece. However if it is with the smaller Pei then it would rather seem to be the type "Y-122.1".

Thanks Mr Paul Baker

[Growl62]

I have not seen the obverse of your piece. However if it is with the smaller Pei then it would rather seem to be the type "Y-122.1".

Thanks Mr Paul Baker

Thanks a lot Paul Baker.

Here is the obverse