CHINA-QING XIANFENG BRONZE COIN.

1851-1861 Chinese 1 cash bronze coin; Qing period; Chang Sha mint; obverse lettering Xian Feng Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; D: 25.5 mm, T: 1 mm, 4.863 grams

Chinese red bronze coin, Qing dynasty, Xianfeng Emperor (1831-61), 44 mm, 54.9g, Rare; Fuzhou, Fujian; Obverse: Xian Feng Zhong Bao 1831-1861; Reverse: Er shi (20 cash), Boo fu left and right; Field:

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

中國清代 咸豐元寶 當百 Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Coin - Xian Feng Yuan Bao Dimension: 49 x 49 x 3(mm) 1.93 x 1.93 x 0.12(inches) Weight: 0

Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Coin - Xian Feng Yuan Bao Dimension: 60 x 60 x 4 (mm) 2.36 x 2.36 x 0.16 (inches) Weight: 0.17 lbs/79 g The wooden stand no included.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Coin - Xian Feng Zhong Bao Dimension:50 x 50 x 3(mm)1.97 x 1.97 x 0.12(inches) Weight: 0.11 lbs/51 g The wooden stand no included.

Chinese Qing Dynasty Bronze Coin - Xian Feng Yuan Bao Dimension: 53 x 3 (mm) 2.09 x 0.12 (inches) Weight: 0.07 lbs/33 g

Issuer City of Shanghai (Kiangsu Province) Emperor Xianfeng (1850-1861)Type Standard circulation coinYear 6 (1856)Calendar Chinese - Xianfeng eraValue 1 TaelCurrency Tael (1856)Composition SilverWeigh

CHINA Qing, Xian Feng, Bao Quan Value-50 Large size coin Rare.

China: Qing Dynasty. Bronze Charm. 21.9g. 44 mm. CCH-1792. Xuan Wu "Daoist curse charm". Daoist "magic writing" at left, at right is the Daoist god Zhenwu, also known as the Perfect Warrior. Sold as i

China. Late Qing dynasty. 1870/1900. Bronze Pipe in dragon shape. 23 x 9 cm – 345 gr.. Rare. Extremely fine

Chinese bronze coin; Qing period; obverse lettering Jiaqing (1796-1820) Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; Diameter: 25 mm, 10.366 grams

Introducing a remarkable piece of Chinese numismatic history, this bronze cash coin from the Qing Dynasty features the iconic 'Kangxi Tongbao' script. Crafted during the reign of one of China's most f

Chinese bronze coin; Qing period; Jiangsu mint; obverse lettering Qianlong (1711-1799) Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; FD-2316; Diameter: 26 mm, 5.237 grams

Chinese Qin Kingdom (BC 350-300) Banliang bronze coin; obverse lettering Ban Liang; Hartill 7.4; D: 31.4 mm, 8.2 grams

1711-1799 Chinese 1 Cash bronze coin; Qing period; obverse lettering Qian Long Tong Bao; reverse engraved dragon and phoenix; smooth edge; D: 24 mm, T: 2 mm, 5.955 grams

1875-1908 Chinese bronze coin; Qing period; Nan Chang mint; obverse lettering Guang Xu Zhong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; D: 2.5 cm, T: 1.1 cm, 5.214 grams

1654-1722 Chinese bronze coin; Qing period; Fujian mint; minted for celebration Emperor Kangxi's birthday; obverse lettering Kang Xi Tong Bao; reverse lettering Chou Fu and mint name in Manchu; smooth

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

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

Gorgeous coin.

Lot of five (5) Chinese bronze coins. Of Qing dynasty, Guangxu, and Republic of China. Weight (smallest): 7g, (largest): 17g.

China. Late Qing dynasty. 1880-1900 circa. Bronze opium pipe. Human figure shape. 197 gr. – 20x8x5 cm. Extremely fine metalwork

China. Qing dynasty. 1800 circa. Heavy bronze seals composed by other three seals. Animals decoration. 400 gr. - 5,5x5,5x3,5 cm