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Asian Coins With Square Hole In Middle

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I googled some coins and found similar coins to what I have but the characters are different. I can't seem to find the exact coins I have. I have attached pics of them, both sides. Anyone recognize them?

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Both are Chinese cash coins. The second one looks like an extremely common Qianlong Boo-chiowan one, which would have been made from 1736 to 1795 (see here). The first looks machine-struck, and I believe it is the same type that is found in this thread, which is one from the Kwangtung Province.
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Check this link, Your coins appear t be Ching dynasty
http://www.calgarycoin.com/referenc...chinaid3.htm
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I did find an exact match on the 2nd one but still can't find the exact match on the first one. I know they aren't worth much but just wanted to at least try to label them correctly. Thanks.
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It should be the following according to Numista:
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces6817.html

Zeno distinguishes two varieties of this in accordance to weight.
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