File:1cash Kaiyuan LiYU H1599 1ar85 (8721918475).jpg
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Une monnaie d'une sapèque (1 cash) en bronze de l'empereur Li Yu (961-978) du royaume des Tang du Sud (937-975) ou Nan Tang. L'empereur Li Yu est aussi appelé Li Houzhu. Les Song du Nord envahissent le royaume en 975 et Li Yu finit sa vie en captivité. C'était aussi un poète auteur de poèmes chantés "ci".
A/ Kai yuan tong bao (Monnaie courante de l'ouverture de l'ère nouvelle) (Lecture en croix : haut-bas-droite-gauche)
R/ vide
Dimension : 25.44 mm Poids : 4.7 g.
Remarques : La monnaie est écrite en écriture sigillaire et a un large rebord. Elle a été émise à partir de 961. Il s'agit d'un bel exemplaire.
Référence : H15.99
Indice de rareté : 14 (Monnaie commune) (D'après D. Hartill) |
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| Source | 1cash_Kaiyuan_LiYU_H1599_1ar85 |
| Author | Jean-Michel Moullec from Vern sur Seiche (35, Bretagne), France |
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