China, lot of 4 coins: Qing dynasty, Emperor Wen Zhong, 1851-61, BOW, 10 wen (2), Obv.: Xian-Feng zhong bao / rev.: Dang shi (value ten) - boo yuwan - The Board of Works (DH 22.755; C# 2-6.1; ZENO 279507, -540); same, Fuzhou, Fujian, Xian-feng tong bao / rev.: Boo fu - Yi shi (ten) (DH 22.780; C# 10-6; ZENO 279520); same, Fuzhou, Fujian Xian-Feng zhong bao / rev.: Boo fu - Yi shi (Ten), rim: Wu qiang ji zhong (5 qian calculated weight), 1853-55 (DH 22.793; C# 10-8; ZENO 280097)

China, lot of 4 coins: Qing dynasty, Emperor Wen Zong, 1851-1861, Yunnan province, 10 wen, obv.: Xian-feng zhong bao / rev.: boo yun (Yunnan) - Dang shi (value ten) 1853-1858 (DH 22.1017; C# 26-5; ZENO 279542), same, Hangzhou , Zhejiang, 10 wen (3), obv.: Xian-feng zhong bao, / rev. Boo Je - Dang shi (value ten) (DH 22.1031; C# 4-4; ZENO 279522 - 524)

Lot with 3 coins China, Singkiang, Eastern Turkistan, Kashgar mint: AE 10 Cash AH1341 (KM Y.38b.2); AE 10 Cash nd. (1910) (KM Y.B39.1) & AE 10 Cash CD1 (1912) zhonghua minguo yuan nian (1st year of China Republic) (KM Y.A39.2)

Lot with 16x China Puppet States Manchukuo: Da Tong (Ta T'ung), 1932-1934, AE 5 li, TT3 (1934) (Y-1); Cu-Ni 5 fen TT2 (1933) (Y-3); Cu-Ni chiao (10 fen) TT3 (1934) (Y-4); same, Kang De (K'ang Te), 1934-1945, AE 5 li, KT3 (1936) (Y-5); AE fen, KT 2 (1935) (Y-6); Cu-Ni 5 fen, KT3 (1936) (Y-7); Cu-Ni chiao (10 fen) KT1 (1934) (Y-8); Al fen, KT7 (1940) (Y-9); Cu-Ni chiao (10 fen) KT7 (1940) (Y-10); Al 5 fen, KT8 (1941) (Y-11); Al chiao (10 fen). KT 8 (1941) (Y-12); Al Fen, KT 11 (1944) (Y-13); Fiber red 5 fen, KT 11 (1944) (Y-A13a) (2x, 1 broken and repaired); Fiber red fen, KT 12 (1943) Y-13a); Al. chiao (10 fen), KT 10 (1943) (Y-14)

Lot with 8 coins Kiangsi province: all AE 10 Cash, catalogue numbers Y.10m.1, Y.149, Y.150.2, 153.2, 153.7, Y.412, 412a.2 & 412a.3

Lot with 9 coins Sinkiang province: all cast AE 1 wen, Qian Long tong bao / boo i (Ili), 1736-1795 (C.28.1, 28.1-1 & 2; Hartill p.313), 9 varieties

Lot with 5 coins Shantung: AE 2 Cash CD1906 (KM8a), AE 10 Cash CD1906 (KM10s11) and 3x AE 10 Cash nd. (1904-05) (KM220, 221.1, 221a), average VF

Lot with 12 pieces Kwangtung coins: 6x brass 1 Cash nd. (KM190, 191 & 204; ZENO286893-5, 286885-6), 10 Cash 1908 & 1909 (KM10r, 20r; ZENO 286898, -899); Brockage of 1 cent (type KM417a); AR 5, 10 & 20 Cents nd. (KM199-201; 286905, -906, -908)

Lot with 11 coins Imperial Chihli: AE 5 Cash CD1906, AE 10 Cash CD1906, cast brass 10 Cash CD1906, AE 20 Cash CD 1906 (KM9c, KM10c, KM10c var. (either emergency coin or counterfeit), KM11c; ZENO 286090-92, 286123), 4x AE 10 Cash nd. (1906) & 3x AE 10 Cash nd. (1906), but struck on 20 Cash flan (KM67.1, -2, -3, -4; ZENO 286094-97, 286113)

Small lot with 5 coins Hupeh AE 10 Cash CD1906 (KM10j, 10j.3, 10j.4 (2), 10j.5; ZENO 28700-003, -005)

Small lot with 4 coins Fukien: cast brass 1 & 2 Cash (2.25, 2.78 g.) nd. (1912) (KM374-375; DH24.4, 25.4; ZENO 287146-47), one of the last Chinese cast coins, issued during early Chinese Republican period in 1912; added similar cast fantasy specimen of 5 & 10 Cash (ZENO287148-49)- 4 coins total

Lot with Szechuan Transitional coinage, warlords and military governments: 3x cast AE 100 Cash 1914 - 20.72, 16.81, 20.32 g. - (KM--, Daxi3557; ZENO 287411-13)

Lot with China Hunan, Emperor Guangxu, 3x AE 10 Cash CD1906 of different varieties (KM10h.2, 3 & 4; ZENO 288242-3, 288245)

China, Chekiang, lot with 4x AE & brass 10 Cash nd. (1903-06), in centre ball in circle, resp. rosette / rev. facing dragon with ball in centre (KM49, 49.1a, 49.3 & 49a)

China, Chekiang, lot with 3 coins AE 10 Cash CD1906; 1x reverse with KUO spelled KIIO; 1x reverse spelled correctly and 1x struck slightly off centre (KM10b, 1; ZENO288402-4)

China, Honan, lot with 4 different varieties AE 10 Cash nd. (1905): KM108 (pearl with 3 flames), KM108.1 (pearl with 5 flames), KM108.2 (mountain below pearl, very small English lettering) and KM108.3 (large English legend) (ZENO288900-03

China, Honan, lot with 4 different varieties AE 10 Cash nd. (1905): dies of Y.108a.4 made in USA, added a contemporary cast brass forgery (rf. Y.108a.3a). Lot of 5 coins (Y.108a.1, 2, 3 & 4; ZENO 288908-12)

China, Honan, lot with 3x AE 10 Cash nd. (1920): 1x KM392, 2x KMA392.2 (S in CASH retrograde) (Zeno289085, -087, -088), also 2x AE 10 Cash nd. (1913-14) (KM A392.1, A392a; ZENO289086, -093)

China, Empire, lot of 3 varieties AE 20 Cash CD1905 & CD1907 (2), Tientsin (KM11, 11.2, (4 dots divides legend on obv.. thickness 1.5 mm.), 11.3 (4 dots divides legend on obv., thickness 2.3 mm.); ZENO 289186-88)

Lot with 4 coins, all rejected by NGC: Eastern Turkistan 2 mithqal 1910 (questionable authenticity), Sinkiang 2 mithqal 1910 (L&M824, KM4.1) (questionable authenticity), 10 Cents Yr.25 (1936) copper-nickel (not genuine) and Kiangsu 20 Cents 1906 (not genuine)

Japan/China, a small and large string of copper Eiraku sen, resp. 1 copper wen, resp. c. 40 & c. 200 pieces consisting of Japanese Ming isues (DH20.121) and Japanese Eiraku sen (DH3.10); The Ming coins were in 16th cent. In large quanties exported to Japan and became one of the commonest and most acceptable coins in circulation

Lot with 6 coins Kiangsu-Kiangsoo province: 5 Cash nd. (1901) (Y.158) & 5x 10 Cash nd. (Y.160) and different variaties viz.: Y.162.4, Y.162.7, Y.162.10 & 162.13

Lot with 4x Szechuan Republic 200 Cash Yr.2 (1913): KM459.2 (copper, short tassels straight down), KM459.1 (copper, curved long tassels), KM459.1a (brass, curved long tassels) and 1x restrike

China, Honan, lot with brass 1 Cash (1.13 g.) CD1908 (Y.7g) and AE 10 Cash (7.42, 7.17 g.) CD1906 & CD1909 (Y.10g, Y.20g) - Lot of 3 coins (ZENO288872, -876, -892)

Qing dynasty, large string of brass 1 wen. c. 240 pieces of different provinces and mostly issues of ‘Qian Long tong bao’ and Jia Qing tong bao. Total weight of 794 g.

Lot with 4 coins Sinkiang: 3x AE 1 wen, emperor Gao Zong (1736-95), Qian Long tong bao / Yarkand (1760-69) (C.35.1, 35.2) & AE 10 wen, emperor Wen Zong (1851-61), Xian Feng tong bao / Dang shi, Yarkand (C.35.7; DH 22.1110)

China, Republic 1912-1949, Lot of 3 different varieties of Hupeh 10 Cash nd. (1917-20), no mint, but struck in Wuchang (KM4, 4 var (large rosettes), 4.1; ZENO 289142, -144, -153)

China, Empire, lot with 2x 10 Cash CD1907 (KM10.4 (dot after KUO), 10.5 (four dots divide legend on obv.)) and AE 10 Cash CD1906 nine flames on pearl (KM10d.2)(ZENO 289178-80)

China, Republic, lot with 3x AE 20 Cash nd. (1917-20), no mint, but struck in Wuchang; added same struck on small planchet (KM5 (Large planchet + off centre); 5.1 (4-point rosette in centre); ZENO 389182-4)

Lot with China, Northern Song 10 wen (1102-06) Obv: Chong Ning zhong bao (Li script) / Rev: plain (Hartill 16.407); added 2x Charm or Amulet with the Lei Ting Invocation with (Certified) Export Approval Seal and it is called a "Jianding". They have been issued from around 1949 and are still being put on any old looking porcelain (and coins, as in this case) which are to be allowed to be exported out of China. It does not guarantee anything except this

Qing dynasty, mixed lot of various cast brass Cash coins with Manchu mint-names; added milled 10 Cash, Kiang-Soo (KM160) & Hunan CD1906 (KM10h.4) - 20 coins total

Lot with Kiangsu-Chingkiang 4x AE 10 Cash nd. (1905) (KM77.1, 78, 78.3 & 78.4), 4 varieties, average VF

Lot with various 10 Cash coins China, added some Japanese Sen

Lot of 10 coins Qing dynasty, Xuan Zong, 1821-50, AE wen, Dao Guang tong bao, BOR (Boo chiowan), West branch (DH 22.572); same: Puyi, 1909-12, last emperor of China, AE wen, One dot ‘tong’ DH 22.1513 (6) & larger coin, 24 mm., 1909 only (DH 22.1515); added: 2 fantasy coins, presumably used as charm or amulet

Lot of various modern simple Chinese coins in box - also some Cash coins

Small lot various modern Chinese coins