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Valued Member
United States
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I've been told it's from 1907, any more info to add? I hope the image is ok. thanks  |
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Frank....you may need to try again. The link does not work.  |
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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Here it is  |
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Valued Member
 United States
151 Posts |
So, how did you get the picture to show?
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Pillar Of The Community
Turkey
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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Depending on the size, it's either a 10 or 20 Cash coin from China.
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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It's 10 cash. Not too sure what provience it is from though. Will have to check out later.
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 Australia
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It's a Chinese Empire 10 cash (KM/Y# 10); the denomination is the "+" at 8 o'clock in the picture there. ("+" is Chinese ten. Chinese twenty is "+=") The year is indicated by the two characters at 12 o'clock and three o'clock - you have to look it up in the "cyclical date" table in Krause. I read it as 1907. That leaves the provincial mintmark, inside the large dot smack in the centre. This one's still not clear enough to make out. I have two of these, with different mintmarks. Mine are dated 1906. This first is Hupeh mint; the central mark is the Chinese character "o" (looks like a face and the letter B side by side)  The second otherwise identical coin is from the Szechuan mint: the character "chuan", three large vertical strokes sort of like a Roman numeral III.  Without a closer look at the central dot, the best match I can find is Kiangnan province. They issued lots of varieties in 1907 (KM/Y# 10k.5 through to 10k.9a) and the mintmark shape isn't an impossible match. The variations are all on the reverse, such as the shape of the Dragon, the number of flames around the pearl and other details. Don't say "infinitely" when you mean "very"; otherwise, you'll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite. - C. S. Lewis
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Valued Member
United States
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I think you may be correct about the szechuan province. After careful examination I have to go with either Y#10t or Y#20t.1. everything matches up pretty much except for 1 or 2 of the characters.
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New Member
China
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I think Sap may be right.It be Mine in 1907,but I'm not sure the Kiangnan(Jiangnan) provine. because the pic is too unclear. Can you post a clean picture.
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New Member
China
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The Chinese be read from right to left in ancientry and twenty is "+ =". But the Chinese be read from left to right now, and twenty is "= +". two is "=", ten is "+".
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Forum Kid
Kuwait
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I've got a 1906 my aunt gave me!
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