K2015, (Sold Out) Extremely Large Huo Quan Coins in Connection (Error), China, AD7-23
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K2015, Extremely Large Huo Quan Coins in Connection (Error), China, AD7-23.
Fine condition, please refer the picture. Two large coins in original connection, this is the mint error.
Wang Mang minted “Huo Quan” as legal coin. And this is the extremely large Huo Quan, or called “Thich Bing(Biscuit) Coin” minted during AD 7 tp 23.
RARE!!
Catalogue Number: H9.60 (David Hartill).
Total weight of two coins: around 50 grams. Each standard large Huo Quan weight around 10 to 25 grams generally.
| Weight | 60 g |
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