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2012 China Lunar Dragon 100 Gram Silver Tael Bar Ingot Box Coa
COINS. CHINA – SYCEES. Qing Dynasty: Silver 5-Tael Sycee with three troughs stamped, 158g. Very f | Ancient coins, Antique coins, Coins
Drum-shaped 10 taels sycee were one of the major silver ingots employed in many regions of the Qing Dynasty (16… | Coffee lover gifts, Coffee lover, How to make tea
Bonhams : China, 50 Tael Sycee, Silver Shoe shape ingot with Banker's stamps. Shanghai type circa 1900, 1.76kg.
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50 tael silver ingot. Ming/Qing Dynasty, China | Chinese currency, Silver ingot, Qing dynasty
Close up view of a silver 50 Tael ingot excavated from the tomb of the Ming dynasty Emperor Wanli (万历 or 萬曆), who was emperor of China's Ming dynasty from 1572 …
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Fifty Taels Of Silver Ingot In Qing Dynasty
My new independently manufactured Ming to Qing dynasty weight based poured ingot money. 1 ½ Taels Boat sycee, wedding issue, 56.1 grams. : r/coins
Varying profiles of a 10 tael silver sycee ingot of the Qing Dynasty, dated during the 14th year of the reign of th… | Ancient coins, Silver ingot, Chinese currency
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Antique Qing dyn. Chinese Silver Ingot / Sycee 343 gramm 10 tael - Silver - China - Qing Dynasty (1644-1911) - Catawiki
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CHINA SILVER INGOT 63.6 GRAMS 1.5 TAEL, MING QING DYNASTY GBCA CHINESE DOLLAR | eBay
Qing Dynasty Silver Ingot W/ 10 Tael Value
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50 Tael - Zhiyuan (Yuanbao; 8 stamps) - Empire of China – Numista
Tael Bank silver ingot coined in 1662 China, Qing dynasty, Kangxi period, 1662-1722 | Arte Cinese
