Coin of Unknown Origin

DetectoDude

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jeff of pa

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CHINESE CASH COIN
 

jlowe

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It's a regular coin from China. Not of particular value, but interesting to find outside of China. Where'd you find it?
 

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DetectoDude

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Thanks, everyone for the help. It was strange to find it on the beach, but you never know in this hobby do you. Happy 4th!
 

mlw67

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I've got a set of repros that I found at a thrift store. I bought it because it had all the dates listed for the various ones, and since I find those from time to time I can then date them. Anyway my point is that those little tiny bumps are on every single one of the repros, in an attempt to make them look old I guess...

Soupie I think yours is an original chinese cash coin, from the Chia-Ching dynasty, circa 1796-1820. (my repro set at work)
 

rabajohn

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I think it's from the "Cha-Ching" dynasty (or cash register noise period).
 

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