Sea Eagle Coins & Antiquities
Qing Dynasty Emperor PuYi. Xuan Tong Tong Bao 1909 - 1911AD. Value 1 Cash from Various Mints / Provinces. Page 1.
The "XuanTong Tong Bao" coins were minted by the last Qing Emperor Puyi. The "Da Qing Tong Bao" "Yi Wen" coin marks the end of the imperial Qing Dynasty coinage after more than 300 years .
QIXT11.2
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D:
SGD11
Rev: "Bao Quan" in Manchu.
FD
QIXT12.8
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D: 19mm.
SGD12
Rev: "Bao Quan" in Manchu.
FD
QIXT13.2
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D:
SGD13
Rev: "Bao Fu" in Manchu.
Fujian. Machine struck.
QIXT14.5
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D:
SGD14
Rev: "Bao Guang" in Manchu.
Guangdong. Machine milled.
QIXT15.3
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D:
SGD11
Rev: "Bao Yun" in Manchu. "Shan" (T).
Yunnan.
QIXT16s
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D:
SGD12
Rev: "Bao WushI". "Ku"(T). "Shi"(B).
Xinjiang, Wushi. Value 1o cash.
QIXT12.8
Xuan Tong Tong Bao
D:
SGD13
Rev: "Bao Quan" in Manchu.
FD
RPMG13
Da Qing Tong Bao
D:
SGD14
Rev: Er Wen (T-B).
FD
Republican China. AD1912 -1949. Brief History & Highlights.
The early coinage of Republican China reflects a period of transition from imperial to modern monetary system. The 1st cash coins of the Republic, minted in 1912, retained the traditional square hole design but featured the new era name "Ming Guo". Another Republican China coin, the Fujian Tong Bao, which also has the distinctive square hole, was minted in Fujian Province.
RPMG11
Ming Guo Tong Bao
D:
SGD11
Rev: Dang Shi (T-B)
Value 10 cash. Republican.
RPMG12
Min Guo Tong Bao
D:
SGD12
Rev: Dong Chuan (R-L)
FD
RPMG13
Fu Jian Tong Bao
D:
SGD13
Rev: Er Wen (T-B), Republican Flags
FD
RPMG11.3
Ming Guo Tong Bao
D:
SGD14
Rev: Dang Shi (T-B)
Value 10 cash. Republican.