China Qing Dynasty Jiaqing Tongbaoyuan Bureau copper coins

China Qing Dynasty Jiaqing Tongbaoyuan Bureau copper coins

China Qing Dynasty Baofu Bureau counted as twenty coins

China， Qing Dynasty. Xian Feng Yuan Bao， 1853-1854， AE 50 Cash. Board of Works Mint Beijing Denomination and mintmark on the back. Brown patina on both sides. Slightly cleaned. Choice V

China's Qing Dynasty Baoquan Bureau Xingyue was two hundred coins

China Qing Dynasty Guangxu Yuanbao Thistle Bureau 20 Wen copper plate

Qing Dynasty Guangxu Yuanbao Jilin Official Manufacture Bureau Copper Coin

10 Ancient Qing Dynasty Emperors Copper China Coins

China: Qing Dynasty. Copper 10 Cash, ND. 28.2g. 44 mm. Xian Feng Zhong Bao, Bao Yuan Mint. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150

China: Qing Dynasty. Copper 50 Cash, ND. 33.6g. 47 mm. Xian Feng Zhong Bao, Bao Quan Mint. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $200 - 250

China: Qing Dynasty. Copper 10 Cash, ND (1853). 14.1g. 37 mm. Xiangeng Zhong Bao, Bao Zhe. GBCA graded 82. Estimated Value $50 - 100

Tongbao carved mother copper coins in Yongzheng, Qing Dynasty, China

East Asia, China, from Han to Qing Dynasty, ca. 175 BCE to 1600 CE. A group of six bronze, copper, and leaded bronze coins, each from a different dynasty. The coins are mounted on white cardstock with

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

2 assorted 1796-1820 Chinese Qing dynasty Jiaqing 1 Cash brass coin; 1 Hunan, Changsha mint, 1 Shanxi, Taiyuan mint; obverse lettering Jia Qing Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; D: 24.7

A half-circle silver coin made by the Beijing Bureau of the Qing Dynasty, China

East Asia, China, from Han to Qing (Ching) Dynasties, ca. 175 BCE to 1600 CE. A group of six bronze, copper, brass, and leaded bronze coins, each from a different dynasty. They are mounted on white ca

China, Qing dynastyDimensions: 129 pieces totalCoin collection comprising 129 Chinese copper/silver coins from Qing dynasty to Republican period. (129pcs)PLEASE NOTE THIS LOT IS TO BE OFFERED WITHOUT

A silver coin of Guangxu Yuanbao Kuping seven coins and two cents made by the Beijing Bureau of the Qing Dynasty in China

Ancient Chinese coins - Qing Dynasty - Xianfeng - copper coinsQing "Xianfeng HEAVY treasure" Baofu Bureau when the fifty side of the weight of 225 money a piece, diameter 57.2, GBCA beauty 78, very be

Qing "Xianfeng Heavy treasure" Baofu Bureau 50 meat weighing "225 money" trial cast money, diameter of 62.4mm, "Showa Izumi Spectrum" original, Japan "Shimada Shangquan Tang" old collection, rare, ext

At the end of the Qing Dynasty and the beginning of the Republic of China, the Guangxu Yuanbao made in Sichuan was used as a 30 copper round coin. The Guangxu silver coin made in Gansu was circulated

China. Miscellaneous Lot: Contains 1) Qing Dynasty Charm, "Ping An Ji Qing, Shun Feng Da Ji", 45 mm; 2) 3 Song Dynasty cash copper pieces; 3) 1890-1908 period, Kwangtung, Siver 10 Cent, Bao Cui graded