清朝。咸丰元宝宝苏当百。 重量：45.5克。小寳版。"咸丰元宝"；反面："当百"。铸打精良，高铸处均匀磨损，平滑，图文不平整，主因打铸过程所致，亦有部分因磨损而形成。图文处有残片和积土。表面浓郁诱人黄铜色包浆。经流通，仍美轮美奂。
CHINA. Qing (Ching) Dynasty. Jiangsu. 100 Cash, ND (1854-55). Suzhou Mint. Emperor Xian Feng (Wenzong). Graded "78" by GBCA. Hartill-22.913. Weight: 45.5 gms. Small bao variety. Obverse: "Xian Feng yuan bao"; Reverse: "Dang bai" (Value One Hundred). A fairly well made piece with moderate wear on the high points displaying a smooth texture while the open areas retain their natural roughness from the casting process, though somewhat worn. Minor earthen deposits and other debris amongst the devices noted for accuracy. Rich patina engulfs the surfaces with areas of brassy tone throughout. A wholesome example that saw much circulation with a nice look.
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