Period:Qing dynasty Production date:1792
Materials:silver
Technique:
Dimensions:Diameter: 28 millimetres Weight: 5.80 grammes
Description:
Silver coin. (whole)
IMG
![图片[1]-coin BM-1989-0904.343-China Archive](https://chinaarchive.net/Qin dynasty/Miscellaneous objects/mid_00804873_001.jpg)
Comments:Rare first issue in the name of the Chinese Emperor, but the design was not approved as the legend was only in Tibetan script. The records for the Tibetan coins and banknotes in the British Museum collection were checked and confirmed in 2009-2010 by Mr Nicholas Rhodes (1946-2011).
Materials:silver
Technique:
Dimensions:Diameter: 28 millimetres Weight: 5.80 grammes
Description:
Silver coin. (whole)
IMG
Comments:Rare first issue in the name of the Chinese Emperor, but the design was not approved as the legend was only in Tibetan script. The records for the Tibetan coins and banknotes in the British Museum collection were checked and confirmed in 2009-2010 by Mr Nicholas Rhodes (1946-2011).
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