H:7.2cmW:3.6cmWeight:22g This spade coin was minted during the Warring States Period and served as currency in the Zhao or Zhongshan states. Named "Three-Holed Spade" for its holes at the top and both feet, it bears characters on the obverse and weight marks on the reverse. Extremely rare, it is a vital artifact for studying pre-Qin monetary systems and geographical evolution.

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