Some China Cash and a token that I need help with

I'm no good with ID's on these. Could someone give me a hand?





and the token

A telephone token I know.  From Italy?

Token is Italian. State of Lombardy: Northern Italy.

The Cash coins are in the China - Empire section.

The first copper coin is a Hupeh 10 Cash coin. The rest can be found in China - Republic.

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces9379.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces5669.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces22509.html

Thank you both for the replys.

Smartone, the 10 cash you listed is very close indeed, but the center circle on the obv. is different (it is hard to see on the scan). The symbol within the coin I have is very similar but not exact to the symbol at the 9 o'clock position on the coin. Would this be a different province or a varient of the same coin?

Citeer: ctucker...but the center circle on the obv. is different (it is hard to see on the scan).

It's the peh in Hupeh so just look through the list of years. Yours is 1906.

Oh! wonderful, Thank you

tong ban or copper coin that looks like a penny

left to right: qing dynasty, no mintmark (should be beijing), ROC comm. creation of the ROC, ROC comm. creation of the ROC more common variety, the last one is from hupeh hu-bei simp. chinese as SmartOne said but the middle word aint peh (bei) it is yue (hupeh) but its like calling california CA.

@ctucker there are a lot of varients for a coin of a province in ROC. the mintmark in the center is issued by the treasury (hu bu 户部) and the mintmark on the left or right is a locally issued one. qing dynasty issues say tai ching copper coin and have no mintmark (i havent seen one yet). also, the 9:00 position letter is the 户 of the 户部 which means treasury not 鄂.

Thank you for the information, 15turtles.

Smartone understood what I was talking about, with the 9 o'clock symbol and directed me to the coin I was looking for.

Can anyone help me with the last (broken) 1 cash coin? I see some that look close but none that are exact, and there are a lot of coins that don't have a picture.

Citeer: ctuckerCan anyone help me with the last (broken) 1 cash coin?

This should definitely help you: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_emperors_of_the_Song_Dynasty.

Remember that Song dynasty coins are based on era name, not by emperor name. Also know the different scripts; I think yours is regular.

thin rim variety. 熙元 铜钱， the prices on this r a bit hard to find.

info: 熙元通宝 <coin you have (broken one)

  陈废帝时北江路人阮补作乱称王，改元熙元（1377年 from year 1377）并铸熙元通宝钱，时当明洪武十年。面文“熙元通宝”直读，四字中“熙、通、宝”为楷书，唯“元”字作篆书，为钱文章法之一奇。径约2.4厘米，阔缘薄肉，背平无文，制作粗姬。

非常稀少！！！！！！<translation: this is extremly rare

source: http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/150235783

Citeer: 15turtlesthin rim variety. 熙元 铜钱， the prices on this r a bit hard to find.

info: 熙元通宝 <coin you have (broken one)

  陈废帝时北江路人阮补作乱称王，改元熙元（1377年 from year 1377）并铸熙元通宝钱，时当明洪武十年。面文“熙元通宝”直读，四字中“熙、通、宝”为楷书，唯“元”字作篆书，为钱文章法之一奇。径约2.4厘米，阔缘薄肉，背平无文，制作粗姬。

非常稀少！！！！！！<translation: this is extremly rare

source: http://zhidao.baidu.com/question/150235783

So.... Being rare, i assume it isn't in the catalog yet? I would love to add, but I have no idea how to go about finding the information,even with the links y'all added, since I don't read Chinese. If someone else would like to add it, I would appreciate it.

And thanks everyone for the help.

I am a Chinese, if those coins are not fake ones, they would be have high values. But I couldn't identify them, China has too long history.

Citeer: frank110119I am a Chinese, if those coins are not fake ones, they would be have high values. But I couldn't identify them, China has too long history.

hello, all info i have just posted above your comment....... thanks