Chinese Guangxu 10 Cash Zhejiang Province

Chinese coin. Obverse: Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left with a flower in the centre, all surrounded by more Chinese ideograms. Lettering (romanized): ZHE JIANG SHEN ZAO / DANG

1906 Chinese Qing Dynasty Guangxu 10 Cash copper coin; Jiangning Mint; obverse lettering Da Qing Tong Bi, Bing Wu (1906), Hu Bu, Dang Shi Qian Shi Wen, Ning in the middle; reverse engraved dragon, cha

1906 Chinese Qing Dynasty Guangxu 10 Cash copper coin; Henan Mint; obverse lettering Da Qing Tong Bi, Bing Wu (1906), Hu Bu, Dang Shi Qian Shi Wen, Bian in the middle; reverse engraved dragon, charact

A brass or bronze ten cash coin struck at the Board of Revenue mint in Beijing. Struck as 'TEN CASI'. Never holed, but circulated. Extremely rare. 45 mm diameter.

A Marvelous Silver Coin. Cast with a scaly, sinuous dragon. Chinese Qing Dynasty. Guangxu Period. Made In Zhejiang Province. Size:3.9cm. Weight:26.8g

Chinese Provinces: Fengtien. 10 Cash, ND (1899). Y-81. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000

Chinese Provinces: Honan. 10 Cash, ND (1905). CL-HON.14; Y-108a.3. Copper. Raised Eyes. PCGS graded AU-58. Estimated Value $75 - 100 PCGS Certification Number: 43052334.

Chinese coin. Obverse: Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left, with Manchu characters above and more ideograms around. Reverse: Dragon with pearl at centre with English legend above

1902-1905 Chinese 10 Cash copper coin; Hu Peh mint; obverse lettering Guang Xu Yuan Bao, Hu Bei Sheng Zao, Dang Shi; reverse engraved dragon, lettering HU-PEH PROVINCE, TEN CASH; Y#122; D: 28 mm, T: 1

1902-1905 Chinese 10 Cash copper coin; Hu Peh mint; obverse lettering Guang Xu Yuan Bao, Hu Bei Sheng Zao, Dang Shi; reverse engraved dragon, lettering HU-PEH PROVINCE, TEN CASH; Y#122; D: 28 mm, T: 1

Rare 1906 China Qing 10 Cash copper coin; Ning Xia mint of Jiangsu province; obverse lettering Da Qing Tong Bi, Ning in middle, Bing Wu, Hu Bu, Dang Zhi Qian Shi Wen; reverse engraved dragon, letterin

1902-1905 Chinese 10 Cash copper coin; Hu Peh mint; obverse lettering Guang Xu Yuan Bao, Hu Bei Sheng Zao, Dang Shi; reverse engraved dragon, lettering HU-PEH PROVINCE, TEN CASH; Y#122; D: 28 mm, T: 1

1902-1905 Chinese 10 Cash copper coin; Hu-Peh mint; obverse engraved dragon, lettering HU-PEH PROVINCE, TEN CASH; reverse lettering Guang Xu Yuan Bao, Hu Bei Sheng Zao, Dang Shi; smooth edge; Y-122; D

1902-1905 Chinese 10 Cash copper coin; Hu Peh mint; obverse lettering Guang Xu Yuan Bao, Hu Bei Sheng Zao, Dang Shi; reverse engraved dragon, lettering HU-PEH PROVINCE, TEN CASH; Y#122; D: 28 mm, T: 1

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.98; CCC-193; KM-Pn5; Duan-702. Five petaled rosettes on either side of the dragon. Pop: 1, one finer graded

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (ca. 1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-55 Gold Shield. KM-Unlisted; CL-HUN.101. A VERY RARE and interesting pattern issue, seemingly muling a Hunan dragon side with a Fukie

CHINA. Fengtien. 10 Cash, ND (1899). PCGS MS-62 Brown Gold Shield. KM-Y-81; CL-Unlisted; CCC-319. Larger Narrower Characters variety. A RARE and popular type, this sharply detailed coin features a uni

CHINA. Hunan. Copper 10 Cash Pattern, ND (1902). PCGS SPECIMEN-62 Brown Gold Shield. CL-HUN.93; CCC-191; KM-Pn5; Duan-699. Five pointed stars on either side of the dragon. An EXTREMELY RARE example of

A gold coin minted in Zhejiang Province during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Size:3.9cm. Weight:37.5g This gold coin may have been rarely circulated, and may have been preserved due to its h

A gold coin minted in Zhejiang Province during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Size:3.9cm. Weight:37.5g This gold coin may have been rarely circulated, and may have been preserved due to its h

A gold coin minted in Zhejiang Province during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Size:3.9cm. Weight:37.5g This gold coin may have been rarely circulated, and may have been preserved due to its h

In the 23rd year of Guangxu Yuanbao in the Qing Dynasty, Zhejiang Province made a silver coin with a dragon pattern on the back

THIRTY-ONE CHINESE COINSCollection of assorted Chinese coins including a Hunan Province with flags 20-cash, Tai-Ching-Ti Kuo coin, 10-Cash Shang-Tung province flying dragon coin, China 10-cash and ass

Chinese Provinces: Kiangsu-Kiangsoo. Mint Error 10 Cash, ND (1902). Y-162.8. PCGS graded AU-55 (Reverse Lamination). Estimated Value $150 - 200 PCGS Certification Number 43942793.