The striking of observe portrait is poor but the reverse side and edge are surprisingly good. It doesn't look like silver. Is the diameter correct? If yes, a dangerous piece to novice. Herny
The host and stamp are cast simultaneously on this well known Chinese forgery. I have seen more than 50 examples many of which have slight variations in wear wear patterns indicating a multiplicity of molds. I have never seen a struck copy nor one in which the stamp was added to an already completed coin.
It is possible that they used a different coin as a model for the reverse OR that they simply added the punch image on the master used to make subsequent molds. The molds all have the punch in the same place.
Based on weight it is likely to be a non-silver copy.
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