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Last 2 Unknown Chinese Coins

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The other side of both are blank.

#1 weighs 3.4 grams and has a diameter of 24 millimeters.

#2 weighs 3.05 grams and has a diameter of 25 millimeters.

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I believe #2 is Northern Song Dynasty 1 cash - CHIH-TAO (995-998) Mixed scripts - top and bottom in grass script, left and right in orthodox script

CHIH-TAO YUAN-PAO

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It's hard to tell with number one, but it appears to date to the reign of Emperor Renzong (1022-1063) and to be in seal script. Here is a coin somewhat similar:
http://www.numismall.com/acc/1039-1...w387261.html
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Thanks! #2 is a good match to my catalogue, but I can't find a convincing illustration for #1 yet.
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Maybe the first one is the Seal script version of the second one you posted here? The closest example I could find is on this link, though the left character on your coin looks rounder...
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Your #2 is attributed correctly above as S-467 Chi Tao Yuan Bao from 995-998 AD. Number 1 is quite difficult, but the top character is definately "Huang". Considering there aren't many coins other than the Huang Song Tong Bao and the different varients of those characters, I'd say its likely a Northern Song Dynasty cash coin.
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