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Chinese Or Japanese Coin? (Id: Vietnamese Cash Coin. Thanh Thai 1888-1907)

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Or perhaps elsewhere. Spent an hour or so trawling through my China & japan books to find this to no avail- where does this hail from?

Chinese-Or-Japanese-Coin?-Id:-Vietnamese-Cash-Coin.-Thanh-Thai-1888-1907
Chinese-Or-Japanese-Coin?-Id:-Vietnamese-Cash-Coin.-Thanh-Thai-1888-1907
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Chinese.
I believe it's called a "cash coin".
There are LOTS of varieties so unless you can translate the characters OR have a specialized catalog, ID'ing it specifically is is not possible.
There are those around who can probably do it for you.
Just have to wait until one shows up.
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Definitely a cash coin, the 'general currency' (right to left characters) confirms it for me, how I do not recognize the emperors name (the top to bottom characters). I'm not an expert so take this with a grain of salt, someone with more knowledge can probably give you more specific details.
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Found it - late 1800's Vietnamese Cash Coin. Thanh Thai 1888-1907

Note to self... if you've spent 30 mins in a Chinese Cash catalogue and can't find it, try Annam/Vietnam!
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. Found it - late 1800's Vietnamese Cash Coin. Thanh Thai 1888-1907

Note to self... if you've spent 30 mins in a Chinese Cash catalogue and can't find it, try Annam/Vietnam!


Well I'll be, I would have almost put money on it being Chinese. Goes to show what I know, huh lol.

Good work finding it
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