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Une monnaie en bronze d'une sapèque (1 cash) de l'empereur Li Zong (1125-1264), ère Bao You (1253-1258) de la dynastie des Song du Sud (1127-1279) en écriture régulière et lecture circulaire datée de 1257.
A/ Huang Song yuan bao (Monnaie primordiale de la [Dynastie] impériale Song)
R/ wu (5)
Dimension : 23.69 mm Poids : 3.2 g.
Référence : H17.817
Indice de rareté : 13, très commune d'après D.Hartill Chine monnaie Song du Sud Monnaies de la dynastie des Song du Sud |
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| Source | S538_SongSud_LiZong_BaoYou_H17817_1ar85 |
| Author | Jean-Michel Moullec from Vern sur Seiche (35, Bretagne), France |
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