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Anyone Know What These Are? | China, Qianlong Cash

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ive had these 2 coins sitting in a little box with other coins from around the world that arent worth much but cool to have, but I still cant find anyone that knows what these are

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thanks

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they are Chinese cash coins (or look like them). Someone should be along with more details.
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chinese, I shouldve stated that any research I have done comes out to be 17th century to the late 1800's to very early 1900's
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They are both Chinese cash, from the same emperor, the Qian Long emperor (1735-1796). They are from two different mints; the one on the left is from the Board of Works mint, the one on the right is from the Board of Revenue mint.

Despite being so old, they are nevertheless extremely cheap and common - as you might expect for coins that were issued in such large quantities for such a long time period.
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thats cool to know that I have 18th century coins at least, thanks for the help its good to put a name to coins I cant read
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