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Sapeka from the Annam Empire by Nguyen phuoc-anh, 1801-1820
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Sapeka from the Annam Empire by Nguyen phuoc-anh, 1801-1820

1801 - in or after c. 1820 · striking (metalworking); tin (metal)

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Tin coin. Obverse: four Chinese characters around a square hole in the center. Reverse: two Chinese characters around a square hole in the center.

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Credit lineSapeka uit het keizerrijk Annam van Nguyen phuoc-anh,1801-1820. 1801 - in or after c. 182. Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Public domain.
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