Posted 11/20/2011 8:23 pm
"Wu" is Chinese for "five". "Wu jiao" means "five jiao".
The design is the same as the reverse of a normal 5 jiao coin from mainland China of the 1991-2000 design.
Double-headed or double-tailed coins are very hard to make as a "mint error". It's far more likely that someone's made it as a "double-tailed" trick coin using two normal 5 jiao coins. Look for a seam joining two half-coins together - it'll either be around the edge, or carefully concealed near the rim on one side, like this double-headed American coin.
The design is the same as the reverse of a normal 5 jiao coin from mainland China of the 1991-2000 design.
Double-headed or double-tailed coins are very hard to make as a "mint error". It's far more likely that someone's made it as a "double-tailed" trick coin using two normal 5 jiao coins. Look for a seam joining two half-coins together - it'll either be around the edge, or carefully concealed near the rim on one side, like this double-headed American coin.
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