What year is this coin

[fano169]

 

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[gods country girl]

pics of both sides??

 

[Mackaydon]

You'll probably find the answer on this site: coins of china, the Ch'ing Dynasty
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[fano169]

Thanks for help.

 

[steelheadwill]

have you IDed it?
Is it a dug coin?
I'm not familiar with the symbol at the top in your pic.
your image may be upside down, as noted above, pic of the other side would help.
Does it have symbols similar to those shown below?
if the other side is much different, I think you have quite an old coin. (pre 1640)
Here's another page to browse Chinese coin reference listing

 

[fano169]

have you IDed it?
Is it a dug coin?
I'm not familiar with the symbol at the top in your pic.
your image may be upside down, as noted above, pic of the other side would help.
Does it have symbols similar to those shown below?
if the other side is much different, I think you have quite an old coin. (pre 1640)
Here's another page to browse Chinese coin reference listing

<img src="http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=729650"/>

Not yet

 

[Yang Hao]

This old post is very interesting. If it is an authentic coin (not reproduction)... from the photo it looks to be a 建炎通宝 jianyan tongbao (the photo needs to be turned 180)
jianyan coins were minted during the southern song dynasty around 1127AD. I know it's been a while but were you able to ID the coin since discovering it?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Song_dynasty

example of a couple of jianyan coins


If it is authentic, in 2013 I would have nominated it as a banner find. Based on the Chinese cash coin discoveries on this site, It would be one of the oldest chinese coin finds (again if it's authentic.)