Help me with these 2 coins (1 from China, the second from the Netherlands)

Hi i have this 2 coins and i need help identifying them. thz for the help

this one I know it's from China, but wish one? help!


My grandfather buy this one in one of his trips, it's from The Netherlands.
Commemorative:(silver) Deen Haag 28 April 1992 - Openning tweede kamer

The second one is a medal commemorating the opening of a new conference room for the second chamber in the netherlands. The second chamber is part of parliament. I didn't find any indication of it's value.

The first one is Chinese. Let me help you for a sec.

Is it this coin? https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces19403.html

But actually it isn't. The characters read Hsi-ning (1068); however, instead of yuan-bao it is tong-bao. So it's new. If you'd like, you can add the coin yourself to "China-Ancient" and I'll verify it for you.

The second one is a Proof Medallion. Unfortunately, it is not a coin but rather a token. If not done yet, add it to the "*Tokens*" section.

Hi thz all for the help..

SmartOneKg i add the coins i leave you here the links then you can verified for me (I'm new to all of this, the coins, the web   ).
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces26361.html
https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces26364.html

thz again!

RaFv

Citeer: SmartOneKghowever, instead of yuan-bao it is tong-bao. So it's new. If you'd like, you can add the coin yourself to "China-Ancient" and I'll verify it for you.

It's not a Tung-pao! It's a Chung-pao (heavy currency). Tung-pao = 通寶; Chung-pao = 重寶. Worth more than the Tung-pao, and depending on the period either more or less than the yüan-pao. Not sure for this one.

Oh sorry I got the characters wrong.

It's probably a 2 Cash or more depending on how much it weighs.