“Tong Zhi Tong Bao”, Value 1 Cash, Jiang Su Mint, Wide

Five (5) assorted 1821-1850 Chinese 1 Cash brass coin; Qing period; Jiangsu mint; obverse lettering Dao Guang Tong Bao; plain reverse; smooth edge; FD-2389; Diameter: 25 mm, 5.538 grams

3 pieces of assorted 1821-1850 Chinese 1 Cash brass coin Dao Guang Tong Bao; Qing period; two Beijing mint FD#2387; one Jiangsu mint; smooth edge; Diameter: 25 mm, 5.446 grams

Chinese 1 cash brass coin; Qing period; Beijing mint; obverse lettering Tongzhi (1862-1874) Zhong Bao; reverse lettering Manchurian mint name; smooth edge; FD-2595; Diameter: 25 mm, 6.181 grams

Chinese 1 Cash brass coin; Qing period; Beijing mint; obverse lettering Shun Zhi (1644-1661) Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; FD-2233; diameter: 24 mm, 2.519 grams

Chinese Tang Dynasty Kaiyuan (845-846) 1 Cash bronze coin; obverse lettering Kai Yuan Tong Bao; reverse lettering Run, a region in Jiangsu; Hartill-14.81; D: 23.65 mm, 2.659 grams

Rare 1906 China Qing 10 Cash copper coin; Ning Xia mint of Jiangsu province; obverse lettering Da Qing Tong Bi, Ning in middle, Bing Wu, Hu Bu, Dang Zhi Qian Shi Wen; reverse engraved dragon, letterin

Three (3) assorted China bronze coin; 1 Qian Long Tong Bao (FD-2314); 1 cash coin, Fuzhou mint (FD-2316); 1 Qian Long Tong Bao 1 cash coin, Suzhou Mint; 1 Jia Qing Tong Bao 1 cash coin, Beijing Mint;

China: Yuan Dynasty. AE23 (1 Cash). H-19.94; S-1103. Emperor Shun "Zhi Zheng Tong Bao" 1351AD. Obverse; Zhi Zheng Tong Bao. Reverse; Maw (Zin mao=Year 2). Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated

Chinese Northern Song dynasty Zhiyuan (995-997) 1 Cash bronze coin; obverse lettering Zhi Yuan Tong Bao; Hartill-16.35; D: 25.05 mm, 4.182 grams

1909-1911 Chinese 1 Cash brass coin; Qing period; Yunnan mint; obverse lettering Xuan Tong Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; Hartill#22.1520; D: 27 mm, T: 1 mm, 4.445 grams

Chinese bronze coin; Qing period; Jiangsu mint; obverse lettering Yongzheng (1678-1735) Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; Diameter: 26 mm, 5.387 grams

Chinese Qing dynasty Daoguang (1821-1851) 1 Cash brass coin; Beijing mint; obverse lettering Dao Guang Tong Bao; reverse lettering Mint name in Manchu; FD-2387; D: 23.14 mm, T: 1.06 mm, 2.854 grams

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

Chinese 1 cash brass coin; Qing period; Beijing mint; obverse lettering Qianlong (1711-1799) Tong Bao; reverse lettering mint name in Manchu; smooth edge; FD#2323; Diameter: 25 mm, 4.167 grams

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

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

2 Chinese Qing Dynasty 1723-1735 Yongzheng 1 Cash brass coin; obverse lettering Yong Zheng Tong Bao, reverse lettering Beijing Mint in Manchu; FD-2277, Hartil-22.151

China: Tartar Dynasty. AE30 10 Cash. H-18.78. Emperor Liu Yu 1130-1137AD. Obverse; Fu Chang Tong Bao (Regular Script). Reverse; Blank. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $500 - 1,000

1912 China Republic 20 Cash brass coin; military government mint; obverse lettering Si Chuan Tong Bi, Jun Zheng Fu Zao, Dang Zhi Qian Er Shi Wen; reverse engraved character Han in seal script, letteri

1912 China Republic 20 Cash brass coin; military government mint; obverse lettering Si Chuan Tong Bi, Jun Zheng Fu Zao, Dang Zhi Qian Er Shi Wen; reverse engraved character Han in seal script, letteri

Very fine Chinese Tang Dynasty Kaiyuan 1 Cash bronze coin; obverse lettering Kai Yuan Tong Bao; normal size issued 621-718; Hartill-14.1; FD-672; D: 24.56 mm, 2.912 grams

2 Chinese Qing Dynasty Qianlong Tongbao brass coin; obverse four Chinese characters, Qian Long Tong Bao; Boo-Choiwan to the left and right of the hole in Manchu script, the Board of Revenue issue, iss

Chinese coin. Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left. Lettering (romanized): KANG XI TONG BAO. Reverse: One Manchu word (read vertically) to the left and one Chinese ideogram to the

Chinese coin. Four Chinese ideograms read top to bottom, right to left. Lettering (Chinese romanized): QIAN LONG TONG BAO. Reverse: Two Manchu words (read vertically) separated by the hole. 4 grams.