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Une monnaie en bronze de 10 sapèques (10 cash) de l'empereur Hui Zong (1101-1125), ère Da Guan (1107-1110) de la dynastie des Song du Nord (960-1127) en calligraphie Shoujin dite "d'or mince" de la main de l'empereur et lecture en croix.
A/ Da Guan tong bao
R/ vide
Dimension : 41,38 mm. Poids : 16.6 g.
Référence : H16.426
Indice de rareté : 12 (Commune) (D'après D.Hartill) Chine monnaie Song du Nord Monnaies de la dynastie des Song du Nord (960-1127) |
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| Source | S472_SongNord_HuiZong_DaGuan |
| Author | Jean-Michel Moullec from Vern sur Seiche (35, Bretagne), France |
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