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| 背面描述 | Reverse features the same central square perforation framed by a raised inner rim. The field is heavily textured and worn, with traces of indistinct decorative motifs or Manchu script visible in the lower portion of the field, though heavily obscured by surface corrosion and the coarse granular finish characteristic of cast zinc charms. The outer rim is plain and slightly irregular, consistent with hand-finished casting rather than milled production. No clear mint designation or additional legend is legible. |
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Guangxu Tongbao charms are apotropaic pieces produced outside official mint channels, made to imitate the cash coinage of the Guangxu Emperor's reign (1875–1908) without functioning as currency. Zinc was a practical choice for charm-makers working without imperial authorization — cheaper than bronze, easy to cast in simple molds.
The attribution to the People's Republic reflects modern collection origin rather than issuing authority; these pieces predate the PRC entirely.