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Chinese Holed Coin, Unknown Date/Type (Id: Late 18th Century Chinese Cast Cash)

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Another coin pulled from a grab bag, These Chinese coins baffle me completely, I tried identifying it myself but theres around 100 pages for these things and they all look identical

Chinese-Holed-Coin,-Unknown-Date/Type-Id:-Late-18th-Century-Chinese-Cast-Cash

Chinese-Holed-Coin,-Unknown-Date/Type-Id:-Late-18th-Century-Chinese-Cast-Cash


Would it be possible also to ask for it's grade/value? These coins seem to be quite valauble in the Krause book. Thanks in advance.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qianlong_Emperor

This was minted during the prosperous times of the Qing Dynasty so there were a lot of these... and this has seen some wear... probably a buck or so...
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It is from the Qing Dynasty emperor Gao Zong (1736-1795), who had the period title of Qian Long. It was cast at one of the four branches of the Beijing Board of Revenue mint. I can't tell which branch due to the level of wear. From the fishhook-like shape of the right-hand character at the top, it looks to be from the latter part of Qianlong's reign, 1774-1795.
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