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Repost ID Unknown Oriental Coin.

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Yikes! This is a Repost.

I had a Oriental Coin (but maybe token) and I can not identify the year, country, denomination. I was guessing it was Japanese but symbols appear Chinese. So, basically. I Do Not Know.

Could another member, whom specializes in this area help?

19 mm, 3.08 grams, non magnetic (silver or copper nickel ?) with plain edge. Jpegs attached. Thank You.



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It is indeed Chinese. Although the Japanese still use the same characters (hanzi), including the numerals on your coin.

Obv. Zhonghua Minguo (reformed republic of China) - 29th year -> 1912 (1st year of the republic) + 28 = 1940 (we count 1912 as well). The reverse shows the denomination, 10 Fen. I believe this is one of those wartime issues from Nanjing, but I am no expert on later republican coinage. This might help you a little.

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Thank you, AnYangMan. You are correct. This coin...issued by the a Commerical Bank (Hua Hsing) set up by the Japanese Central China Expeditionary Army. 10 Fen, copper nickel and Chinese had an aversion to accepting them (restricted quantities).
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