Size: 9.5 cm - 5.5 cm. Weight 379 g.
Materials: Tibetan silver (alloy of tin with copper or zinc).
Condition: It has a look from a bygone era.
These bars were often cast or minted from silver and were used as a medium of exchange or as a store of value. They can vary in size and design, with some featuring inscriptions or markings denoting their weight and purity. These historical artifacts provide valuable insights into the economic and monetary systems of the time, reflecting the significance of silver in trade and commerce during the Qing Dynasty. Collectors and historians appreciate these silver bullion bars for their cultural and historical relevance.