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Old Asian Coin? Modern Replica?

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While sorting out my foreign coins, I came across a couple that I'm pretty clueless on. This is the first of the two.

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I know it's not magnetic, but that's about it.
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Right emperor, HH (Qian Long / Ch'ien Lung), but different mint. Dasalo's coin is the common Board of Revenue mintmark.
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How does the coin look in-hand? How big is it?

Cash coins of this type are only worth a couple dollars at most, but they are apparently heavily faked nonetheless. Genuine cash should be bronze and roughly nickel-sized... this one seems to be off-color and unusually rough/pitted compared to the ones in my collection. Hopefully yours is genuine, but this one smells fishy to me.
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It's a fair bit bigger than a nickel actually, falling right between a quarter and a gold dollar.

Good news is, that if it's a copy, it at least wasn't meant to deceive a collector because I would have an idea of exactly where it came from.
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The OP's coin looks fine.
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