✅ SOLVED Help with a Chinese coin

[Bama Billy]

This was found by a buddy of mine at an old home site we have permission to hunt. Seems like an odd find here in Alabama but we were told that the railroads were built by mostly Chinese men so thinking that might be how it ended up there. I’ve done some research but can’t find a match, any help is greatly appreciated.

 

[HuntinDog]

[h=2]It is of[/h][h=1]THE CH'ING DYNASTY[/h][h=2]Emperor KAO TSUNG
AD 1736-1795[/h][h=3]reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG, AD 1736-1795[/h]Your mint is BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".

Your obverse picture with 4 characters needs to rotate 90 degrees clock wise and the reverse needs to rotate 90 degrees counter clock wise.

Find more info here : coins of china, the Ch'ing Dynasty lung

 

[dirtdigginfool]

Cool find, Billy, I was about to reply with "there's so many of those with so many variations, good luck"...then HuntinDog nails it lol...I have a couple of those, one that size and one about 3 times as big. I guess they were brought over by the Chinese by the barrels, and usually carried around 100 at a time on a string, mostly for pay for Asian workers. Great save, those are the BEST conversation pieces...Ddf.

 

[Bama Billy]

[h=2]It is of[/h][h=1]THE CH'ING DYNASTY[/h][h=2]Emperor KAO TSUNG
AD 1736-1795[/h][h=3]reign title: CH'IEN-LUNG, AD 1736-1795[/h]Your mint is BOO YUWAN" (Board of Works mint in Bejing). The Manchu mint name translates to Pao-yuan or "The Source of all Currency".

Your obverse picture with 4 characters needs to rotate 90 degrees clock wise and the reverse needs to rotate 90 degrees counter clock wise.

Find more info here : coins of china, the Ch'ing Dynasty lung

Awesome info, I really appreciate it!