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    The document provides an overview of Chinese coins from several dynasties in chronological order: 1) The Ch'ing Dynasty (1644-1911 AD) issued coins marked with the reign titles of its emperors. 2) The Ming Dynasty (1368-1644 AD) followed, also issuing coins marked with reign titles. 3) Ming rebels issued coins from 1644-1678 AD during a rebellion. 4) Earlier dynasties discussed include the Yuan Dynasty (1280-1368 AD), Chin Dynasty (1115-1260 AD), Western Hsia Dynasty (982-1227 AD), and Liao Dynasty (907-1125 AD). Each

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    Chinese coins

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    Ch'ing Dynasty (1644 - 1911 a.d.)

     
    Abkai Fulingga Han    
    Jiha T'ien Ming Shun Chih K'ang Hsi

       
    Yung Cheng Chien Lung Chia Ch'ing Tao Kuang

       
    Hsien Feng T'ung Chih Kuang Hsu  
     
    The T'ai P'ing Rebels (1812 - 1864 a.d.)

    T'ai P'ing Sheng T'ai Ping T'ien


    Pao Kuo Sheng Pao T'ai Ping

         

    Huang Ti
     
    Ming Dynasty (1368 - 1644 a.d.)
    Ta Chung Hung Wu Chien Wen Yung Lo

    Hung Hsi Hsuan Te Cheng Tung Ching Tai

    Tien Shun Cheng Hua Hung Chih Cheng Te

    Chia Ching Lung Ching Wan Li Tai Chang

    Tai Chang Tien Chi Chung Chen


     
    Ming Rebels (1644 - 1678 a.d.)

    Ta Ming Hung Kuang Lung Wu  

    Yung Li Yung Li Yung Li Yung Li

    Yung Chang Ta Shun Hsing Chao Li Yung


     
    Chao Wu Chao Wu Hung Hua Yu Min
     
    Yuan Dynasty (1280 - 1368 a.d.)

    Ta Te Chih Ta Ta Yuan Huang Ching

    Chih Cheng coins are


    generally quite large
    and have characters
    Chih Yuan Chih Cheng on the reverse.  
     
    Yuan Rebels
    Very similar to T'ien Ch'i coins of the Ming
    Dynasty but note the slight difference in the
    bottom character. Here the left part of the
    character that looks a P is joined to the stroke
    - above it. The more common Ming coin has
    no join in the strokes. There is also a smaller
    Lung Feng T'ien Ch'i version of this coin.

    Ta I T'ien Ting T'ien Yu  


     
    Chin Dynasty (1115 - 1260 a.d.)
    Cheng Lung Ta Ting T'ai Ho  
     
    Western Hsia Dynasty (982 - 1227 a.d.)

    T'ien Sheng Ch'ien Yu Huang Chien

    Kuang Ting      
     
    The Pretender Liu Yu of Ch'i

    Fu Ch'ang Fu Ch'ang    
     
    Liao Dynasty (907 - 1125 a.d.)

    T'ien Tsan Ch'ung Hsi Ch'ing Ning Hsien Yung

    Ta K'ang Ta K'ang Ta An Shou Ch'ang


    Ch'ien T'ung T'ien Ch'ing    

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