Chinese Cash ID Please [solved]

Would one of our Chinese experts kindly take a look at this lot and let me know if there is anything of more than modest value. I'll be auctioning them on Listia (unless anyone here would like them) as a lot but I'd like to know if  there is anything here worth listing individually.




Thanks in anticipation.

Hello, what would you say of that ?

this make identification easier:

I can tell you for some coins/replicas what is written on it, but I am not sure if they are real
#1
obv : Kuang-hsü Tong-bao
rev : Boo-jin, mint : Kuang, kanton Kwantung
ruler : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxu_Emperor
I think it is not a real coin

#2, #3
idem

#4
charm, not a coin
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#5
obv : Chien-lung Tong-bao
rev : to worn
ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qianlong_Emperor
might be real

Quote: PetrusAscanusrev : Boo-jin, mint : Kuang, kanton Kwantung

I think it is not a real coin

1. real coin
2. rv:  boo-guang / guwang
3............

I am always prudent on chinese coin.
But yes, you can be right.
Note that there are several ways to write and pronounce the writing on these coins, depending on the used source.

#6: see #3

#7
obv : Shun-chih Tong-bao
rev : Boo-Ciowan, mint : Hu-Pu board of revenu
ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shunzhi_Emperor
looks real

#8
very worn
ruler: ?  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Daoguang_Emperor

9 looks real to me.

#9
yes can be real
obv : Chien-lung Tong-bao
rev : Boo-j'i, mint : Hu-Pu board of revenu
ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qianlong_Emperor

#10
can be real
obv : Chien-lung Tong-bao
rev : Boo-j'i, mint : Paoting
ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qianlong_Emperor

#11
not sure but looks like:
obv : Chien-ch'ing Tong-bao
rev : Boo-yon, mint : Hu-Pu board of revenu
ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jiaqing_Emperor

#12
the dotted background makes me think of a replica
 obv : Chien-lung Tong-bao
 rev : Boo-j'i, mint : Hu-Pu board of revenu
 ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qianlong_Emperor

#13
the dotted background makes me think of a replica
 obv : Chien-lung Tong-bao
 rev : Boo-j'i, mint : Board of Public Works
 ruler: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qianlong_Emperor

#14
looks real but very worn

corrections welcome

PetrusAscanus , probably the most helping person on numista

you have no idea about chinese cash...
9. rv: boo-chiowan
10. rv: boo-jyi
11. rv: boo-chiowan
12. rv: boo-chiowan
13. rv: boo-yuwan

I just try, but always leaves a door open for corrections.
Indeed I am no expert in cash coins
I just compare with the books

No, I am serious, you really jump and help anyone.

Quote: PetrusAscanusthis make identification easier:

in my view....

1. Guangxu, Boo-Guwang, Y# 191
2. Guangxu, Boo-Guwang, Y# 190
3. Guangxu, Boo-Guwang, Y# 190
4. Token
5. Qianlong, worm,unclear
6. Guangxu, Boo-Guwang, Y# 190
7. Shunzhi Boo-chiowan, FD# 2233
8. Shengsong, Running script, FD# 1018
9. Qianlong, Boo-chiowan, FD# 2297
10. Qianlong,Boo-ji, FD# 2325
11. Kangxi, Boo-chiowan, FD# 2250
12. Qianlong, Boo-chiowan, FD# 2297
13. Qianlong, Boo-yuwan, FD# 2306
14. Yuanfeng, Seal script, FD# 964

all real for me
common types
not have much value

 

These Guangxu coins have misled me, there are not old indeed and the first coin is even not molded. that's why I thought they were fake

Quote: PetrusAscanusI can tell you for some coins/replicas what is written on it, but I am not sure if they are real
#1
obv : Kuang-hsü Tong-bao
rev : Boo-jin, mint : Kuang, kanton Kwantung
ruler : http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guangxu_Emperor
I think it is not a real coin

Machine-struck coin, it's real but not very valuable, maybe a dollar.

Gentlemen, thank you for the in depth responses. I am most grateful to each of you.