Assessment of Authentic Ancient Chinese Coins

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Publisher: China Coin Co., Ltd.
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Features: China boasts a splendid culture and a long history, and coin culture is one of its most shining chapters. As early as the Shang and Zhou periods, coins appeared as special goods of general equivalent. When Qin Shi Huang unified the empire, he standardized the round-outside, square-inside Banliang coin, setting the precedent for unified currency in China. By the time Emperor Gaozu of Tang reformed the "Kaiyuan Tongbao" coin, China's currency entered the era of auspicious-character coins. During the Song Dynasty, countermarked coins flourished, with diverse scripts. By the 26th year of the Guangxu reign in the Qing Dynasty, traditional round-with-square-hole coins were gradually replaced by exquisitely designed, innovative round, holeless copper coins and silver coins. In the Republican era, precisely printed banknotes became quite significant in circulation. To promote the monetary culture of our motherland, this collection specially selects historical Chinese coins, silver coins, and banknotes, presented in a bound volume. Limited Edition: 3,000 sets, with a collector's certificate.