. China Zhou Dynastie (Circa 1000BC - 400BC) Ant Nose Money / Ghost Face Money (No reserve price)

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Uncertified copper coin from the Zhou Dynasty (circa 1000–400 BC), also known as Ant Nose Money or Ghost Face Money, weighing 1.72 g.

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I am selling the coin in the photos.

Beautiful specimen of the first cast copper coin from China. Originating from the Zhou Dynasty, dating to roughly between 1000 BC and 400 BC.

Primitive money made of copper, modeled after the shells that were used as money at the time.

Also known as 'Ant Nose Money' or 'Ghost Face Money'.

Hartill # 1.4
1.72 gram

Nice quality. See the photos for your own impression.

Will be shipped by registered mail and insured. If you win multiple lots from the same auction, you pay shipping only once.

I am selling the coin in the photos.

Beautiful specimen of the first cast copper coin from China. Originating from the Zhou Dynasty, dating to roughly between 1000 BC and 400 BC.

Primitive money made of copper, modeled after the shells that were used as money at the time.

Also known as 'Ant Nose Money' or 'Ghost Face Money'.

Hartill # 1.4
1.72 gram

Nice quality. See the photos for your own impression.

Will be shipped by registered mail and insured. If you win multiple lots from the same auction, you pay shipping only once.

Details

Era
Before 1400
Culture/region
China
Year/period and variation
Zhou Dynastie (Circa 1000BC - 400BC) Ant Nose Money / Ghost Face Money
Condition
Ungraded
The NetherlandsVerified
839
Objects sold
100%
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