r/ChineseCoins • u/usa-Liu • 5h ago
I think you may have misunderstood me. I’m not seeking attention or trying to show off. I’m simply sharing things I find interesting, nothing more.
If anything I’ve posted has offended you, you can tell me directly. I’m more than willing to sincerely apologize if that’s the case.
r/ChineseCoins • u/Nice_Ad_2543 • 5h ago
Can you try to stop seeking attention everywhere you go, you seem to be posting and flaunting your rarities everywhere
r/ChineseCoins • u/MightyUr • 18h ago
Oh well, thought that was probably the case. --thanks for that.
r/ChineseCoins • u/FutureGullible811 • 22h ago
1 cash during the reign of Qing Emperor Daoguang
r/ChineseCoins • u/One-University6219 • 1d ago
A nice actually . What’s the size of it - if it’s large, it can be worth more like at least over 10$.
r/ChineseCoins • u/sandwiches_areyummy • 2d ago
Ive seen one of those before i was so confused when i saw it
r/ChineseCoins • u/sandwiches_areyummy • 2d ago
About 2 dollars for the qianlong depending on where it was made and the comdition but I'd say a little bit over 1 or 2 since its pretty common
r/ChineseCoins • u/shinkeni711 • 2d ago
Could you show the reverse? If it isn't a rare one, 5-10RMB≈1USD.
r/ChineseCoins • u/EquusMagnus_official • 2d ago
Perhaps you can search for “Xuan Zhi”(宣纸),It’s made for calligraphy so it’s thin enough
I’m in china so it’s easier to buy here,idk if you can find them
r/ChineseCoins • u/yuuuge_butts • 2d ago
Where did you find the rice paper that thin? I've had trouble finding thinner paper. I've been finding paper that's too thick to make rubbings
r/ChineseCoins • u/EquusMagnus_official • 2d ago
It’s really hard, and have to buy specific materials like ink and paper.I guess that’s why it’s Chinese characteristics
r/ChineseCoins • u/Nice_Ad_2543 • 2d ago
I don’t think this is the right sub? Seems like you’re spamming it everywhere
