1 Cash - Rashidin Khan Kucha, without date

Kucha had been under Qing administration since the 1750s, but the Dungan Revolt of 1862 and the subsequent chaos across Xinjiang created a window that Rashidin Khan exploited to establish brief, violent control over the Tarim Basin city-states. These copper cash pieces were struck during his fragile two-year hold on Kucha — before Yakub Beg absorbed the region into his own expanding Yettishar state by 1867. The absence of a date on this type is characteristic rather than accidental; the khanate's minting operation had neither the administrative depth nor the political stability to maintain consistent dating conventions.