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1½ Sho - Qianlong Replica

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Composition Copper-nickel plated steel
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Obverse description Central field bears four large Chinese ideograms arranged in a cruciform reading pattern (top to bottom, right to left), forming the legend 乾隆寶藏 ('Qianlong Treasure'). Stylized cloud motifs occupy the four corner quadrants of the design, while a secondary inscription encircling the central group denotes the regnal year. The overall layout closely imitates the design conventions of Qing dynasty Tibetan coinage struck under the Qianlong Emperor.
Obverse script Chinese (traditional, regular script)
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Reverse description Central field features four Tibetan syllables arranged in a cruciform reading pattern (top to bottom, right to left), with stylized cloud motifs filling the four corner quadrants. A secondary Tibetan inscription surrounds the central group, indicating the regnal year in Tibetan script. The design closely replicates the reverse convention of Qing-period Tibetan coinage, with the Tibetan text corresponding to the Chinese legends on the obverse.
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