File:Qian Long Tong Bao (乾隆通宝 背阿十) - Aksu Mint - 'Red Cash Coin' - Dr. Luke Roberts 02.jpg
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[edit]DescriptionQian Long Tong Bao (乾隆通宝 背阿十) - Aksu Mint - 'Red Cash Coin' - Dr. Luke Roberts 02.jpg |
English: This is a Qing dynasty coin called a Qian Long Tong Bao. Emperor Qian Long reigned from 1736-1796. This coin was made in the Aksu mint in western China and which was famous for its claylike red colored coins. I love the Manchu script on the reverse of this coin.
24-5mmx1mm 乾隆通宝 背阿十 |
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Author | Dr. Luke Shepherd Roberts |
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