1 Cash - Anonymous Kaiyuan Tongbao, Xing

The Xing mint, located in modern Hebei province, was one of several provincial casting operations authorized as the Tang central government lost fiscal coherence during its terminal decades. The period 841–907 brackets the suppression of Buddhism under Emperor Wuzong — which temporarily redirected bronze from temple bells and statuary into coin production — through the dynasty's final fragmentation under warlord pressure. Whether this particular piece dates to that brief metal windfall or to the chaotic years after is impossible to determine from type alone.