Chinese ?? [solved]

​I have found these coins. I think is Chinese. I would like some help to find out what they are precise so I can add them to my collection.

-Thanks

Well, if you pay pictures I'm sure somebody here will be able to help.

I tryed but it didnt come up :S

You picture must be JPG and not too heavy.
Shoot again

Thanks alot. hope you can see it :)

Yes, can see them now - the aluminium coins on top row are Taiwan 1 Jiao ...
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces7861.html
First is Year 63 (1974) 三十六
Second and Third are Year 56 (1967) 六十五

Thanks :)

do you know about the rest? :)

I don't; would not know where to start. Other members will be able to identify.

Whel Thanks alot my friend :)

What I did do just now is make individual pictures, which may help someone ...

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2

3

4

5

I think I got them the right way round, but not sure of the reverses.
Looks like 1 and 2 are similar, as are 3 and 4, I think.


EDIT: Maybe found similar coins ...
1/2 https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces26024.html
3/4 https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces44385.html but different reverse
5 https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces1133.html
though I wait to see what other members find.

Nice one :D

For 1 and 2 there are two different varieties:

3-4 the famous machine struck Guangxu Boo-Guwang
They are usualy very well preserved. The nb#4 might have take a shower of acid ?
And if you want to go a step beyond with the nb#5 ... (DH#22.205)

Thanks for the help guys. Is so nice a community on this website .

I found out what the # 3 4 5 is. but i still need a little help on the 1 and 2 Coins. i spend 2 hours trying to figure it out.

Quote: "Sandholm"​... i still need a little help on the 1 and 2 Coins. i spend 2 hours trying to figer it out.
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​2 hours is a minimum to start with chinese cash

Well ... only for your eyes ... what the hell is "6 stroke bei" ? "bei" is the bottom part of "bao"
This is related to how Chinese characters are to be traced. Each trait must be carried out in a well-established order and direction.
In some cases, we can find variants of this way of writing.
To spot a difference that is a tracing error, a difference that is a variant, it takes the knowledge of a calligrapher master, there is a whole technique and a philosophy behind. I do not know how to deal with it at all, but that's what it says in the famous "Bei à 6 trait", a variant of writing.


Then look to the head of "Tong", the character at the right of the obverse face. It might be "square"
At left of "Tong" there are 2 dots.
The radical of "tong" (bottom part) looks straigth in your coins.
Finaly look to the head of "Boo" on reverse. This can be "Open", "Close", "Protuding".
In this coin type there are only two possibilities Protuding or not. The second coin looks "close" and the first looks "open" that's why I thought there were two different varieties.

So your two coins are ... DH#22.575

Thank you so much my friend