Whether this copper coin of mine is worth anything or not, ask the experts.

The price of the normal version is not high, and only the sample is valuable.

Summary. Hello, glad to answer for you.

What is the copper coin you are referring to?

Does anyone know the value of this copper coin.

Hello, I'm glad to answer your question, what kind of copper coin you are referring to.

The market price of the bronze coin is about 300 yuan.

Summary. Hello dear, bronze coins should stay away from acid and alkali, bronze coins belong to metal substances, is very afraid of acid and alkali, otherwise the coin will be oxidized, there are bronze coins must avoid contact with acid and alkali substances. To avoid wear and tear, I suggest that collectors save bronze coins, be sure not to bump, rub against each other, bronze coins themselves are relatively soft, friction, bumps are easy to cause damage, will directly affect the ****.

Avoid being close to the source of fire, bronze coins should not be burned with fire, after the fire will be destroyed the color and texture of the bronze coin, and the appearance will be damaged, and the collection value will be greatly reduced. If you have the conditions, you can customize a box dedicated to storing bronze coins, and place the bronze coins one by one, the above are some of my experience, I hope it will help you.

Does anyone know the value of this copper coin.

Hello dear, the value of copper coins depends on the age, generally the Qing Dynasty copper coins are worth about 300 yuan, this is ordinary if it is Yuan Datou, the value is quite high, I don't know what age your copper coins are, if it is convenient, you can send a **.

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Hello kiss, the first is Qianlong Tongbao, the second is Shuntian Dabao, and the third is Yingtian Yuanbao. At present, Qianlong Tongbao boutique is about 1,000 yuan, Shuntian Dabao is about 650 yuan, and Yingtian ingots are about 2,000 yuan. It is recommended that you continue to save it, as the quality of the condition is also the key to value.

Hello dear, bronze coins should stay away from acid and alkali, bronze coins belong to metal substances, is very afraid of acid and alkali, otherwise the coin will be oxidized, there are bronze coins must avoid contact with acid and alkali substances. To avoid wear and tear, I suggest that collectors save bronze coins, be sure not to bump, rub against each other, bronze coins themselves are relatively soft, friction, bumps are easy to cause damage, will directly affect the ****. Avoid being close to the source of fire, bronze coins should not be burned with fire, after the fire will be destroyed the color and texture of the bronze coin, and the appearance will be damaged, and the collection value will be greatly reduced.

If you have the conditions, you can customize a box dedicated to storing bronze coins, and place the bronze coins one by one, the above are some of my experience, I hope it will help you.

I can't see it clearly, I can only see that it is Guangxu ingots, copper is worthless, most of them are modern imitations, Guangxu ingots are one of the currencies circulating during the Guangxu period of the Qing Dynasty. Zhang Zhidong, the governor of Liangguang in Hubei, was the first to introduce British coinage machines to mint silver and copper dollars, and other provinces followed suit. A total of 19 provincial bureaus cast, in addition to the ** household department, the local province cast copper yuan, are engraved on the upper edge of its front province name.

Can not see clearly.

I don't recognize it. Hair clear**.

to help you.

Was this common disease before? Before this was a big deal, I kept apologizing, I don't know, because I haven't seen it.

Hello, your coin does not have the corresponding ** description, so I am sorry that I can't give you a satisfactory answer.

You can consult your coin at the local antique market or stamp card market, and the staff or experts there should give you a satisfactory answer.

The above are some of my personal suggestions, I hope it will be helpful to your questions.

Hello, you can send ** to see it, no** and you didn't say what kind of coin it is, you can't judge the value, even if it's a dynasty of coins of different varieties**, the same kind of coin is different** is not the same, or send **.

Some copper coins need to be appraised by an expert in person to know what the value is, and nothing can be seen with the naked eye.

You don't even have a picture that you can't answer.

Let's take a look at the previous picture.

** is PS over, the text on the real coin is "Great Japan".

This is a Japanese 1932 version of the 10-karat coin. The obverse of the coin features the words "Great Japan" and "Showa Seven Years", and the reverse features chrysanthemums, sycamore leaves, and the inscription "Ten Coins". The coin is made of nickel. The new one is worth about 12 yuan in the coin market.

This is your coin that has not been issued before; Such a ** has been dealt with by PS masters; valuable; Can be used as a variety collection!

Fabricated things have no value, they can only be used as fun.

No one will belittle themselves, they are all big, how can they be small!