Chou Dynasty Ancient Chinese Spade "PU" Money, 1122-255

CHINA Cho Dynasty Spade money (1122-255 BC) Pu Fine, coins on card Ex Gan Wee Teck.

Chou Dynasty (BC 472-220) Pu Money Ping Yang. VF

Chou Dynasty (BC 472-220) Pu Money Ping Yang. VF

Zhou Dynasty (1122-221 BC) Ping Yang spade money. Fine.

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

(1122-255 BC), Pointed Knife Money (Schjoth 65) Fine (2pcs)

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

Ancient Chinese Xin Dynasty (9-23 AD) Bronze Spade Coin Mounted as a Pendant in 14 Karat Yellow Gold. Stamped 14K. Measures 2-7/8" L, 1-1/8" W. Approx. weight: 16.8 dwt. Estimate: $400.00 - $800.00 Do

**First Time At Auction** East Asia, China, Han Dynasty, ca. 14 CE to 220 CE. A group of six cast bronze huo-pu, or spade coins, each well cast and of uniform size, emphasizing the centralized control

Ancient Chinese coins - Qing Dynasty - Xianfeng - copper coinsQing "Xianfeng HEAVY treasure" Baofu Bureau when the fifty side of the weight of 225 money a piece, diameter 57.2, GBCA beauty 78, very be

Qing "Xianfeng Heavy treasure" Baofu Bureau 50 meat weighing "225 money" trial cast money, diameter of 62.4mm, "Showa Izumi Spectrum" original, Japan "Shimada Shangquan Tang" old collection, rare, ext

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

Large signed Chinese rubbing of two censers set atop panels of characters. Seal stamp lower left. With written label verso reading, "Chou-Dynasty Bronze 700 B.C. Presentation Piece to Ancient Emp

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

China; Warring States- Tang Dynasty. An interesting study group of mainly archaic fragments, including bridge money, tweezers, plumb bob (?), belt hooks, strap ends, arrow head, etc. Also included in

Chinese///Ming Dynasty block for printing banknote like a money

A group of 32 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze or iron tangs these types possessed. Largest 2 in (5 cm). Ex Boston

A group of 3 Chinese iron and bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each a bronze trilobate head with long heavy iron tang. Longest: 7 1/8 in (18 cm). Each is well-preserved.

A group of 29 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze or iron tangs these types possessed. Largest 3 1/4 in (8.3 cm). Eac

A lot of 3 Chinese bronze arrow/ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with long bronze tang. Longest 6 in (15.2 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Boston private collection.

A group of 3 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with long bronze tang. Longest: 6 1/2 in (16.3 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Boston private coll

A group of 3 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate point with long bronze tang. Longest 6 1/2 in (16.5 cm). Nice mottled green patina. Ex Boston private

A group of 4 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze tangs these types possessed. Longest 2 3/4 in (6.9 cm). Ex Boston pr

A group of 7 Chinese bronze arrow or ballista points, Qin Dynasty, c. 255 - 206 BC, each trilobate with remnants of the long bronze tangs these types possessed. Longest 1 1/2 in (3.8 cm). Ex Boston pr