Chinese Coins
Even though the Chinese Coins go way back to some 2500 years ago, the ancient Chinese coins with holes in them are cheaper as their worth solely depends on their material.
Yet, coins represent ancient China from the 18th and 20th centuries that are valuable and represent the country's history and culture in the best possible way. Meaning the end of the Qing Dynasty in 1911 to the Sun Yat-sen's republic and Mao Zedong's Declaration, these remarkably engraved coins follow history excellently.
The Chinese coins from the late empire-era feature a dragon in a circle on the obverse of the coins; these are valuable when collected as brass or copper Hu Poo coins.
The 20-cent coins engrossed with the words “Tai-Pan Province” are also considerable, yet the ones minted in Chinese Turkestan in the early 19th century are rarer and valuable. These rare coins produced in this era are titled "Sungarei."
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