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| 正面描述 | Round cast bronze coin with a central square perforation framed by a raised square rim. Two Chinese seal-script characters 化 (Hua) and 一 (Yi, meaning 'one') are disposed in the field to the left and right of the central hole respectively, denoting the denomination of one Hua. The outer rim is slightly irregular, characteristic of Warring States period sand-cast coinage from the State of Yan. The surface displays a deep olive-green patina consistent with ancient burial. |
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| 正面文字 | Chinese |
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Yan was the northernmost of the Warring States, pressed against the steppe frontier and perpetually under threat from both neighboring polities and nomadic incursions. The knife money tradition it shared with Qi took a distinctly regional form — Yan knives are generally smaller and lighter than their Qi counterparts, a distinction that likely reflects local bronze availability rather than deliberate monetary policy. The state was extinguished in 222 BC when Qin forces took the capital Ji, making this among the last issues before the enforced monetary unification under the First Emperor.