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Bronze ant-nose coin, in conventionalized form of cowrie shell: China, Zhou dynasty, 770 - 255 BC
Bronze ant-nose coin, in conventionalized form of cowrie shell: China, Zhou dynasty, 770 - 255 BC
Bronze ban liang coin, ancient round money, China, Yuan (city), Zhou Dynasty, c. 544 BC
Knife coin of copper alloy, inscribed ‘qifahua’, meaning legal money of Qi state, issued by the Qi state: China, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–221 BC), 400–25 BC
Knife coin of copper alloy with quite straight tip, inscribed with ‘yi’ on the obverse, mint and also capital of Yan state: China, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–221 BC), 400–220 BC
Hollow-handled spade coin of copper alloy: China, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–221 BC), c. 500-400 BC
Banliang coin of copper alloy: China, probably Qin dynasty (221–206 BC)
Flat handled spade (bu) coin with square foot of copper alloy, issued at Pingyang mint (as inscribed) by Liang or Zhao state: China, Eastern Zhou dynasty (770–221 BC), 350–250 BC
Copper alloy coin with inscritions 'Kaiyuan tongbao', meaning ‘The inaugural circulating treasure’: China, Tang dynasty (618–907), probably 732–907
Bronze coin, 10 cash, inscription in Emperor Huizong's slender gold script: China, Chongning era, 1102-1106 AD