1 Mace Pattern

Features

Issuer	Empire of China
Emperor	Qing dynasty › Tongzhi (同治帝) (1861-1875)
Type	Patterns
Year	1868
Value	1 Mace / Qian (0.1)
Currency	Kwanping Tael (1868)
Composition	Srebro
Weight	3.75 g
Diameter	20 mm
Shape	Okrągły
Technique	Frezowana
Orientation	Medal alignment ↑↑
Demonetized	Yes
Number	N# 243343
References	Kann# 926II Eduard Kann; 2006. Illustrated Catalog of Chinese Coins. Ishi Press International, New York City, New York, United States (3 volumes). , L&M# 598 Lin Gwo Ming, Ma Tak Wo (ed.); 2008. 中國金銀幣目錄: 清朝民國篇 = Illustrated Catalogue of Chinese Gold & Silver Coins (7^th Edition). Tak Wo Numismatic, Hong Kong, Hong Kong.

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Obverse

Dwa smoki okrążające yin-yang. Automatically translated

Reverse

Dwa chińskie ideogramy w wieńcu. Automatically translated

Script: chiński (tradycyjny, zwykły pismo)

Lettering:
一
錢

Mint

Royal Mint (Tower Hill), London, United Kingdom (1810-1975)

Comments

Niewiele było wiadomo o tej serii przez bardzo długi czas, od dat ich wybicia po mennice, które je wybiły. Proponowano mennicę berlińską, mennicę królewską i mennicę w Osace, ale teraz jest pewne, że pochodzą one z mennicy królewskiej w Londynie. Oryginalne matryce zostały zaproponowane w 1867 roku, a monety obiegowe miały być wybijane w mennicy w Hongkongu; jednak mennica ta została zamknięta w 1868 roku, a produkcja nigdy nie miała miejsca.

Uważa się, że monety te były próbą stworzenia waluty narodowej; jednak na podstawie ich projektu przypuszcza się, że mogły one być przeznaczone do handlu z Koreą. Automatically translated

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Not much was known about this series for a very long time, from the dates these were struck to the mints that struck them. The Berlin Mint, the Royal Mint, and the Osaka Mint had all been proposed, but it is now certain these come from the Royal Mint in London. The original dies were proposed in 1867, with the circulating coins meant to be struck at the Hong Kong Mint; however, that mint closed in 1868, and production never took place.

These coins are thought to be an attempt at a national currency; however, it is theorized that these could have been intended to be used in trade with Korea, based on the design.

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Date					VG	F	VF	XF	AU	UNC
Undetermined
ND (1868)

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