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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Who said there is only one Chinese coin collector here ;)
The literal translation of "iµ" seems to be "entering in a chest". This most definately cannot be a coin nor a medal but instead some kind of novelty.
As this is the year of dog, can I assume that this item was made 12 years ago?
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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The coin should be 1994 since most probably it is for the year of the dog.
I asked my friend who studies chinese, she says there is no kind of number or anything to define value.
So I can use my vote over token, medal etc. A quick search over the net returned no result:(
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Originally posted by gxseries
Who said there is only one Chinese coin collector here ;)
The literal translation of "iµ" seems to be "entering in a chest". This most definately cannot be a coin nor a medal but instead some kind of novelty.
As this is the year of dog, can I assume that this item was made 12 years ago?
More inclined to agree with you Gx....I was also thinking about some sort of a talisman/charm but gave up on that line of thinking with the way the dog is strucked. As for your comment about "the only Chinese coin collector", there are at least two now...sunyang from the People's Republic of China is a new member here...[:p]  |
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New Member
China
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hi,
I think it is a memorial currency.
It is about 2-8 dollors.
It is not chinese money.
It is a trophy.
If any thing you want to know,let me know.
my e-mail address: sunyangonline@hotmail.com
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New Member
China
20 Posts |
hi everyone,
If you are interesting in chinese ancient coins,please let me know.
and I will post a new topic about chinese ancient coins.
my e-mail address: sunyangonline@hotmail.com
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Valued Member
United States
363 Posts |
Someone tells me that the inscription means: much wealth or money coming in.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1529 Posts |
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Originally posted by sunyang
hi everyone,
If you are interesting in chinese ancient coins,please let me know.
and I will post a new topic about chinese ancient coins.
my e-mail address: sunyangonline@hotmail.com
Sunyang, I am sure there are members here who will be interested in ancient Chinese coins. I myself would like to know coins of the various dynasties. You can always start an educational thread or two at the world coins section. Post scans if you have any. Looking forward to your posts.... |
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New Member
China
20 Posts |
the inscription means: the coin will make you become rich.
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
1205 Posts |
Sunyang you could start a new topic under "World coins" about Chinese coins. I'm sure it will be interesting, you can startby describing your avatar coin. The dragon looks nice.
Edited by RenaL
01/30/2006 04:28 am
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1529 Posts |
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Originally posted by sunyang
the inscription means: the coin will make you become rich.
That is what I made out as well...hence my thinking that it is some sort of a talisman/charm. However, what is on the other side do not support this line of thinking. It does not tie in with any of the religions observed in the region. |
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New Member
China
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hi,
It is a 'huaqian',a memorial currency!
and someone tell me that it may be made in last few years.
If you have a ancient memorial currency,it may have some value.
'huaqian' is used to appreciate and enjoy, decorate, joyous, donate, celebrate, press evil, pray.
In china, it is about US$ 50-200 .
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
1529 Posts |
Thank you sunyang....you have me curious now... "Huaqian" is it two chinese characters..."Hua" as in Flower and "Qian" as in money/cash  |
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New Member
China
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haha..
you are so clever!
and how do you know that?
..."Hua" as in Flower and "Qian" as in money/cash .
you are right.
but in china,it doesn't mean flower money.
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New Member
China
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I myself also have some 'huaqian'.
and I will post a new topic which named chinese memorial currency.
All of them are made in 1995.
just some pictures of my coins.
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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quote:
Originally posted by sunyang
I myself also have some 'huaqian'.
and I will post a new topic which named chinese memorial currency.
All of them are made in 1995.
just some pictures of my coins.
Waiting forward to see those coins:) |
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