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Can you guys help me Id this coin I found in a dealers foreign coin box. One side has super nice toning but the back not so nice.

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A struck Guang Xu Tong Bao. These were struck with the first mechanical coin presses ever brought to China and are regarded as the first die-struck coins of China. However, These are very common, and this one would not be worth much more than $0.50.
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That's interesting. I was thinking it was a lot different then my other cash coins. I paid like 5 for a $1as a lot from the foreign junk box so figured it wasn't too valuable.
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Second image is inverted, incidentally. I'd add that it was struck at the Kwangtung mint.
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