First coin(left): 2.40 grams, 24 mm
Second: 2.45 grams, 24.5mm
Third(right): 2.30 grams, 24 mm
Please note that the right coin has some dots on reverse
The middle one has a dot on the top right obverse.
Help me id please.
I think the middle one is made of iron. Check if it's magnetic.
Also keep in mind there are tons upon tons of different varieties for this one coin since there were many mints. It will take a great effort to look up even one.
Kenny
- Verifying your Asian and British-territorial coins everyday with the best quality photos and the best information.
Identifying more Chinese coins? This is going to be fun.
I'm actually not sarcastic. I will buy off (rather trade) your Chinese coins, and I'm really looking forward to identifying all your coins. Although it would be easier to send me all your unidentified coins through PM, I think it might be helping others by having your coins identified on the forum. I'm sure it'd help me if I couldn't read Chinese.
Kenny
- Verifying your Asian and British-territorial coins everyday with the best quality photos and the best information.
It's too much hassle to send them.
I'll keep them I think..
For the Japanese ones like this: is 1mm or 2mm more, important?
I'll post a few more from China in short time.
How about send them in the swap, and I'll send them back when I'm done?
It's not necessarily the length of certain characters, it's the stroke order and distinctive characteristics of each character. Because there are many varieties, it's much easier, unlike Chinese coins, if I had the coins in front of me instead of on a screen.
Kenny
- Verifying your Asian and British-territorial coins everyday with the best quality photos and the best information.