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Ming |
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Schjoth 51 |
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Ta-pu huang-ch'ien (The great pu value thousand) |
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Schjoth 145 |
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Huo Pu (The pu currency) |
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Schjoth 148 |
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yi-tao (One knife) |
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Transitional coin from knife coinage to round cash coinage, and thus one of the first cash coins minted. Schjoth 77-78 |
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Huo-ch'uan |
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Schjoth 150 |
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Ch'ien-heng chung-pao |
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Lead Schjoth 436 · Jen 169 |
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Ta-yuan t'ung-pao |
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Mongol seal writing Schjoth 1099 |
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T'ien-ch'i t'ung-pao Shih (10) above the hole, Yi-liang (one tael) to the right of the hole. |
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Schjoth 1223 |
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Li-yung t'ung-pao yi fen (One Candareen) |
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Seal writing Schjoth 1347 · KM-208 · Jen 643 |
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The Imperial Coin of the Heavenly Mandate |
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Manchu writing Schjoth 1355 |
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Hsien-feng Chung-pao |
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Board of Revenue mint. Cast iron. Schjoth 1599 · KM C1-6a |
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