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need help with what I believe are Chinese coins. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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First off, welcome.

My initial impression, based on the extreme similarity in the "patina" of this duo, is that they're modern reproduction or fantasy pieces, probably manufactured in China.

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Definitely not coins, nor Chinese. Characters depict "dynasty" but seem indefinite. The "spade" is a suspended object, wind chime perhaps and the "cash coin" is associated. May be Japanese or complete fabrications.
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Both are probably fantasies or charms. The round one, in particular, has in Chinese a common proverb for the lunar new year ("nian nian you yu"). The calligraphy style on both suggests modern pieces, too.
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I agree fot the full 100%
The patina is artificial.
The round one is a luck token
Perhaps you can find it here:
http://primaltrek.com/charmarticles.html
Please send the pictures to that site
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Thanks for the help!
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