Chinese Wang Mang spade and knife money

7-23 Chinese Wang Mang Xin dynasty 25 Zhu bronze spade money, obverse lettering Huo Bu, Hartill 9.30, 57 x 23 mm, 16.91 grams

Four (4) assorted Chinese coins, one 7-23 Wangmang Xin dynasty 5000 Cash bronze knife coin, obverse lettering Yi Dao Ping Wu Qian, Hartill 9.12, one bronze shell form coin, two bronze spade coin, L: 3

China-Xin Dynasty. Wang Mang, AE "Huo Bu" Spade Money. 17.52g. Fourth Currency Reform, AD 14-23. Very Fine. Estimated Value $80 - 100

Hsin Dynasty: (Wang Mang)\(A.D.7-22) Spade or Pu Money: Huo-Pu.VF (2pcs)

7-23 Chinese Wang Mang Xin dynasty 17 Zhu bronze spade coin, obverse lettering You Bu San Bai, Hartill 9.22, 37 x 18 cm, 5.83 grams. Wang Mang was a nephew of the Dowager Empress Wang, and during his

7-23 Chinese Wang Mang Xin dynasty 21 Zhu bronze spade coin, obverse lettering Zhuang Bu Qi Bai, Hartill 9.26, 45.3 x 18.2 mm, 8.22 grams

China. Xin Dynasty. Spade Money, ND. Width 22 mm, height 58 mm. Wang Mang, 9-22 AD. Sold as is, no return. Very Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150

approximately 200 foreign coins, 80 are older cast Chinese cash coins including knife and spade money; other highlights include two British Trade Dollars; Mexican Cap & Rays Eight Reales; Gothic Flori

ARCHAIC CHINESE CURRENCYChinese. Eleven (11) articles: five (5) pieces of Pu/spade money, a six-character money knife, and five (5) coins consisting of two Southern Sung - Shao Hsi Yaun Pao coins, two

Spatengeld, "huo bu" China Mit Sockel / with base Bronze. H 6 cm. Provenienz: Nachlass Denise David (1928-2011), Zürich. Xin-Dynastie. 9 bis 23 n. Chr. 9-23 AD - Xin dynasty (Wang Mang Period). CHF 1

7-23 AD. Spade-shaped, with piercing, value 1,000. Obv: bisected vertically, inscribed two raised Chinese characters to each panel. Rev: bisected vertically. 13.86 grams, 53mm. OCTV 2, 5349. [No Reser

Seven (7) assorted Chinese bronze coins; of 6 spade coins and 1 knife coin; carved with Chinese characters in seal script on surface; H: 4.5-13 cm, W: 1.5-4 cm, 153 grams total

A mixed lot of Axe-heads and Chinese knife money. Lot includes a Bronze Age copper axe, c. 3rd Millennium BC, if flat construction and slightly rounded cutting edge, (L: 3 in, 7.6 cm), an Egyptian dar

Chinese 5 1/4" bronze knife money

Chinese knife money, 6.25"L

Rare Chinese Wang Mang Xin dynasty bronze coin. This is one of the rare issues in Xin dynasty, and it has sharp calligraphy.Provenance: Possibly Daniel Ching (1931-1990); Scott Semans, Washington, USA

To include a lidded vessel with curled feet and frog decoration; a signed bronze incense burner; two figures; a small incense burner; a bronze stamp; and Chinese knife money with dragon decoration. La

LOT (3) BRONZE INCLUDING LURISTAN KNIFE BLADE, C.1000-100BC, LENGTH 10 3/8" AND (2) CHINESE KNIFE MONEY, C.400BC, LENGTH 6 1/4"

CHINA Xin, Wang Mang Key Money, Qi-Dao 500 (Broken) Very rare

Four (4) Antique Chinese Bronze Knife Money Pieces. Unsigned. Good Condition. Measures about 5-1/4 Inches. Shipping $20.00

Warring States Period, “Ming Dao” (Knife money) 5pcs. GVF-EF战国时代, 明刀5枚. GVF-EF

Title: Old Chinese Bronze Knife Money Date/Period: -- Origin: Chinese Dimension: 75(mm) 2.95(inches) Materials: Bronze Reserve: $96.00 Shipping: Domestic: Shipping rates are determined by destination

Chinese Qi knife money or knife coins are among the earliest coinage ever made. Knife money circulated in China between 600 and 200 B.C. during the Zhou dynasty. This commodity money was produced by v

1942 China Republic Half Yuan copper-nickel coin; obverse engraved portrait of Sun Yat-sen, lettering Zhong Hua Min Guo San Shi Yi Nian; reverse engraved Chinese old spade money, lettering Yuan Yuan;