User:Donald Trung/History of the manufacturing process of cash coins/Coin hoards
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1990
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1990
edit1990 (Mainland China)
editList of 1990 coin hoards in Mainland China | ||||||
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Date of discovery | Place of discovery | Image | Content | Long description of the find and notes | Date (if known) |
Current location (if known) |
1990 | Near Xi'an, Shaanxi | A Northern Zhou period coin tree. | A coin tree produced between the years 557 and 581 was discovered near the city of Xi'an, Shaanxi.[1] This find indicated that the sand casting method for the production of cash coins was applied much earlier than previously thought.[1] As many scholars up until that point believed that the manufacturing method was likely created during the Sui dynasty period.[1] | Northern Zhou period |
2008
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2008
edit2008 (Mainland China)
editList of 2008 coin hoards in Mainland China | ||||||
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Date of discovery | Place of discovery | Image | Content | Long description of the find and notes | Date (if known) |
Current location (if known) |
2008 | Guangzhou, Guangdong | A minting site from the early Tang dynasty period. | During excavations conducted in the city of Guangzhou, Guangdong a minting site dated to the early Tang dynasty period was uncovered.[1] As no contemporary government records mention a mint in the area the site likely belonged to a counterfeit ring.[1] The site notably contains signs that the mint used the sand casting method of cash coin production, which at the time wasn't the standard yet.[1] | Tang dynasty period |
References
edit- ^ a b c d e f Cao Jin (曹晉) (2015). "Mints and Minting in Late Imperial China Technology Organisation and Problems". Academia.edu. Retrieved 29 April 2020.
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