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A Large And Old Chinese Coin With A Horse

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I suspect this is most likely Chinese, quite old, and the quarter gives some scale. I'm not too sure beyond that, like on age and value.

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@mr, how sure are you that it is old? I'm not seeing it listed on the primaltrek page for Chinese horse tokens (https://primaltrek.com/horse.html) and so I'm wondering if perhaps this is a modern concoction.
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With characters only on one side I'm suspecting a charm or similar object rather than a coin however I'm not an expert so hopefully another member can provide more info.
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I'm wondering if perhaps this is a modern concoction.

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It could be a modern concoction, but to me, it has an aged look. Also the horse and human figure designs have that machine doubled look, and that probably makes it more modern perhaps.
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It could be a modern concoction, but to me, it has an aged look


To me that's exactly what I see, an aged look

I'm not a gambling man but I would hedge a bet for being a more modern production. Size of it sure is pretty neat though. I wasn't expecting that quarter to be completely dwarfed
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modern make.
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