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Copper alloy Coin of Ren Zong, China, 1032 - 1033. 1937.179.19495

Date: 1032 - 1033
Obverse: ming dao yuan bao
Diameter (in mm): 24.0
Weight (in gr.): 2.911
Reference: FD 895-900
Provenance: Gift of Miss Frances S. Reilly: Coll. of her father John Reilly Jr.

Copper alloy Coin of Ren Zong, China, 1032 - 1033. 1937.179.19496

Date: 1032 - 1033
Obverse: ming dao yuan bao
Diameter (in mm): 24.0
Weight (in gr.): 3.223
Reference: FD 895-900
Provenance: Gift of Miss Frances S. Reilly: Coll. of her father John Reilly Jr.

Copper alloy Coin of Ren Zong, China, 1032 - 1033. 1937.179.19497

Date: 1032 - 1033
Obverse: ming dao yuan bao
Diameter (in mm): 25.0
Weight (in gr.): 3.611
Reference: FD 895-900
Provenance: Gift of Miss Frances S. Reilly: Coll. of her father John Reilly Jr.

Copper alloy Coin of Ren Zong, China, 1032 - 1033. 1937.179.19498

Date: 1032 - 1033
Obverse: ming dao yuan bao
Diameter (in mm): 24.0
Weight (in gr.): 3.071
Reference: FD 895-900
Provenance: Gift of Miss Frances S. Reilly: Coll. of her father John Reilly Jr.

Copper alloy Coin of Ren Zong, China, 1032 - 1033. 1937.179.19499

Date: 1032 - 1033
Obverse: ming dao yuan bao
Diameter (in mm): 24.0
Weight (in gr.): 3.309
Reference: FD 895-900
Provenance: Gift of Miss Frances S. Reilly: Coll. of her father John Reilly Jr.

Copper alloy Coin of Ren Zong, China, 1032 - 1033. 1962.124.135

Date: 1032 - 1033
Obverse: ming dao yuan bao
Diameter (in mm): 25.0
Weight (in gr.): 3.316
Reference: FD 895-900

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