Period:Qing dynasty Production date:3rdC BC
Materials:bronze
Technique:cast
Dimensions:Diameter: 23 millimetres Weight: 1.56 grammes
Description:
Coin: banliang.
IMG
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Comments:See Coin Hoards VI, pp.114-118: no. 332: “Akow” (Chen Nian Sing coal mine) – not located, 1904. (Fig.15-17). c.AD220. 178 AE, followed by a description and analysis of the hoard by Joe Cribb. A handwritten note associated with this group reads “…72 specimens in this tray No 48 all found at the coal mine of Chen Nian Sing (Akow) in the year 1904”. Cribb attributes all the early coins in this group (1978,0919…) to Akow.
Materials:bronze
Technique:cast
Dimensions:Diameter: 23 millimetres Weight: 1.56 grammes
Description:
Coin: banliang.
IMG
Comments:See Coin Hoards VI, pp.114-118: no. 332: “Akow” (Chen Nian Sing coal mine) – not located, 1904. (Fig.15-17). c.AD220. 178 AE, followed by a description and analysis of the hoard by Joe Cribb. A handwritten note associated with this group reads “…72 specimens in this tray No 48 all found at the coal mine of Chen Nian Sing (Akow) in the year 1904”. Cribb attributes all the early coins in this group (1978,0919…) to Akow.
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