Jiangxi Zubao fifty taels silver ingot in Qing Dynasty, China

Jiangxi Zubao fifty taels silver ingot in Qing Dynasty, China

Fifty taels of silver ingots in Tai'an County, Guangxu Year, Qing Dynasty, China

Fifty taels of silver ingots by Chen Hengsheng, Pei Da, Shanghai County, Qing Dynasty, China

L:11.6cm W:7cm H:7cm Wt:1860g

Fifty taels of silver ingots and silver ingots in the Qing Dynasty High 8CM wide 7cm long cm weight: 1.8kg Freight: 1.International Freight: Foreign shipping charges are determined by destination. 2.P

CHINA QING DYNASTY SILVER INGOT; H. 8 cm. L. 12 cm. Weight 1849 gram.

Qing Dynasty silver ingots, China

H. 7 cm.W. 16 cm.Weight. 1860 gram.

H. 2 cm.W. 15 cm.Weight. 1856 gram.

H. 3.5 cm.W. 6 cm.Weight. 181 gram.

H. 3.5 cm.W. 5.5 cm.Weight. 352 gram.

Qing Dynasty of China, Silver Ingot

H. 3.5 cm.W. 5.5 cm.Weight. 352 gram.

Qing Dynasty of China,Silver Ingot

Qing Dynasty of China,Silver Ingot

L:3cm W:2.2cm Wt:156g

WT:352g

Fifty taels of silver ingots in Kyoto Daifukuji, the year of the Republic of China

In ancient China, Huizong Chongzhen, Changsha County, Changsha County, took Zhang Wenzhi's fifty taels of silver ingots in ten years.

In the year of the Republic of China, Wang Zuo, a craftsman of Tianbao Furnace in Gansu Province, returned to keep fifty taels of silver ingots

Qing Dynasty Shanxi "Xuantong Xiangyuan County money grain" fifty-two silver ingots, weight: 1877 grams, Xiangyuan County turned over to the Treasury of the treasure; Shanxi officials cast tax silver,

Chinese Coins, China Ancient, SYCEES, Qing Dynasty: Silver 10-Tael Sycee weights, stamped Xianfeng 2nd June Wang Fuk-chang Guangdong Customs Yung Kee (Xian Feng Year 2 (1852) 6th Month. Wang Fu Chang

China's Qing Dynasty Kashi Daqing silver coin Xiangping one tael silver coin

A Chinese Silver Ingot DA DE TONG Qing Dynasty,SHI ZU SE,DA DE TONG,FU JU HAOå足色，大德通，復èšå· 373gram