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Needs Help Identifying A Chinese Coin

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hey guys, I found this in another supposedly unsearched lot and am wondering what it is, it really looks to be another ordinary reproduction. What do you guys think? Thanks


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Tribute to an emperor?
The Chinese have the coolest hats!
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Yes, it's one of the huge number of different kids of fantasy dollar-sized medals. There was never a genuine Chinese coin that had either of these designs.
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I am fairly certain it is not a coin as I have been browsing the Chinese section trying to attribute some of mine and have not seen it. It must be some sort of commemorative medallion. It looks like a modern one too. I can't read the Chinese so I can't help you beyond that.
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The inscription on the first image translates as "The Ten Greatest Emperors of Ancient China".

The Chinese at the top of the second image translates as "Han Dynasty Emperor".

The Chinese to the right of the portrait translates as "Emperor Wu of Han".

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It's not a ancient coin, but a modern (Fakes?)medal.
In general ,it is impossible that the Traditional and Simplified Chinese printed in the same side of the coin/medal.
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