100 Cash - Yumin Tongbao, Zhe Yi Qian

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正面文字	Chinese (traditional, regular script)
正面铭文	裕寶　通　民 (Translation: Yu Min Tong Bao Yumin (era of Geng Jingzhong, 1674-1676) / Universal currency)
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附加信息	The Yumin Tongbao issues belong to the short-lived fiefdom granted to Geng Jingzhong, one of the Three Feudatories whose rebellion against the Kangxi Emperor began in 1673. Geng controlled Fujian province and struck these oversized cash pieces — the "Zhe Yi Qian" inscription marking them as equivalent to one qian in silver — to fund his military campaign. The rebellion collapsed faster than anticipated; Geng surrendered in 1676 and was later executed in 1682. Surviving examples frequently show uneven casting typical of emergency provincial production under wartime conditions.

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