unknown coins

Hello everyone, I inherited these coins from my father. Is that real money at all. I don’t really know anything about coins. How about a little help?


diameter：45mm thickness：2.6mm, these first two are equal in size as if they were twins



53mm thickness：6mm, this one is really thick

this grandfather is terrible, diameter：39mm thickness：2.5mm

this one seems to be golden, just sweet, diameter：39mm thickness：2.5mm



they are all interesting to me, in fact I am very attracted to them, so please help the girl in trouble :)

Welcome aboard
First : try to search the wording with google search : 33rd year of kuang hsu

Thanks for the welcome!!

Interestingly, so much has popped up, I don’t really get along in those Chinese characters at all. I am ashamed.

Hi Ivan, it seems to me that this one is similar to my coin. They were probably made in the same factory to make copies for tourists (I think it was bought online). Okay, I don't have to keep him. Any ideas for others?

Citeer: "Ivana_Benic16"​

Enjoy numismatics I will no longer express myself-I really promise.


Hi Ivan

No problem Ivan, everything is fine, I just want to know if I need to keep the coins or I can give them to someone.

As you have seen on Google, your second coin looks like a copper evocation of a silver Yuan from the Chihli province. It's not a fake or a copy, just an evocation of this coin. It should actually be a copper evocation of one of these rare patterns of those times.

The first is an evocation of an extremely rare silver pattern "double dragon" from Guangxu

Wow very interesting, thank you for your help

i understand that some look like they have just come out of the smithy, but this one in the middle looks pretty old. I’m confused by the thickness, I mean 6mm, it’s really heavy.

The 4th item with the grandfather (with a deer behind) looks like this image of
the Chinese mythology of 'the old man of the south pole'.

Thank You!

So that's it, no one has any action anymore. Thanks, nice greetings.