Help Identifying Old Chinese Coin

Many Chinese coins are replica's of valuable or scarce coins.
A lot of 'coins' are commemorative medals.
The writing on the coin looks like Manchu
It is called a dragondollar, with a 5-clawed imperial dragon.
You should try one of the many silver tests (ping, ice, supermagnet...)

It looks no different than a fake I have of the same piece.
Extremely unlikely to have any real silver.
One side is a fantasy Fengtien medallion.
I wager it's 45.74mm, 3mm thick, weighs 36.05g, white metal or other but not coin silver.
Can't pick it up with a magnet, but it will pull a small suspended supermagnet.
And will certainly not react as dia-magnetic as a silver coin would.
It's also not likely to be found in Kann- an expert reference for Chinese coins.
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I was distracted and called away, here's a correction: my piece which is fake is better made than yours.
My advice to proceed with selling it on ebay. I pay a few dollars for these and those like them. I have 28 or 29 pieces and would like to make it an even 30.
One thing I don't grasp is "not knowing anything about it" but then "high silver content alloy".
I wager none to very little silver at all. Density test will be some sort of 7 or 8 number and nowhere near 10 or above.

It's still worth selling. As an example I bet you could get $5 to $10 plus shipping for this piece.

Sorry about that.
Your right.
My posts don't always have the right tone.