China， Qing Dynasty. AE Wan Shou Wu Jiang Charm copper coin

China - "WAN SHOU WU JIANG" yellow-backed bowl, Tongzhi mark and period, Qing dynasty. - Weight: 130 g - Shipping available - Region: Chine - Sizes: H 75 mm x D 110 mm - At first glance: good conditio

4 Chinese Late Qing Dynasty Yellow Porcelain Teacups delicately enameled with small vines & flowers of Double Gourds and 4 roundels to side with gold "Wan Shou Wu Jiang" marks, the base with 6 charact

China. Qing Dynasty. AE Charm. XVII° century. Decorate with dragons. O:\ Manchu scripts. 27.8 gr. - 37,90 mm. EF. R. In high relief.

China Qing Dynasty. AE Charm. 19th century. Pendant amulet with dragon and Taoism symbols. 12.8 gr. - 34.6 x 45.1 mm. EF

China Qing Dynasty. AE Charm. 19th/20th century. Decorate. 16.3 gr. - 36.75 mm. EF

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. 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

Qing Dynasty Charm 36.68 mm, Chinese characters on both sides, “Wan Shou Wu Jiang†(longevity), rev: “Bai Lu Shi Ke†(great income) a tiny cast hole. VF

CHINA. QING DYNASTY. 1644-1912 AD. CHARM COIN CAST IN 1800. 68 mm. O:\\ Hi Shou lian ling; flowers carved. R:\\ Bird and flowers.VERY RARE

Qing Dynasty Brass charm coin, Obv & Rev: Gui-He-Qi-Shou. GVF

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

Chinese old scroll painting wood box; of rectangle form; cover with carving of coin pattern and Chinese characters "Da Qing Yuan Ming Yuan Zhen Hui Wan Li Chang Jiang Tu" (Qing Dynasty Old Summer Pala

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

1644-1912 Chinese Qing dynasty bronze flower charm money, obverse lettering Wu Zi Deng Ke, Fu Shou Shuang Quan, reverse engraved Shouxin and deer, lettering Fu, 57 x 42 mm, 36.3 grams

(lot of 43) Group of Chinese porcelain bowls, each of a yellow ground with 'wan shou wu jiang' roundels amid flowering scrolls, base with apocryphal Guangxu mark, consisting of six 5-inch bowls, eight

Qing Dynasty Copper Coin (E) version. The casting of machine-made copper circles in the Qing Dynasty began in 1900 (the twenty-sixth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty) and ended in 1911 (the third y

(lot of 3) Chinese famille rose or iron red decorated bowls, the first bowl featuring medallions of "Wan Shou Wu Jiang" characters amongst swirling clouds, the recessed base displaying an iron red six

A Chinese blue and white porcelain bowl with a 6-character Jiaqing mark. The exterior features 4 Wan Shou Wu Jiang characters with lotus motifs and the 8 Buddhist emblems. The interior depicts the 8 B

H. 20 cm.W. 13.5 cm.Weight. 7.65 kg.

H. 23.5 cm.W. 16 cm.Weight. 2.42 kg.

Folks rumored that wearing Qianlong Tongbao copper coins could drive disasters and ward off evil, and was also a coin favored by later collectors because of Qianlong's homophonic "Qianlong".

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

This coin has an old-fashioned patina, complete appearance, and traces of history are clearly visible. The collection is exquisite and unique in its aesthetic style.