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heifeng -

just search 'jixiangruyi' or 'jixiang ruyi' or 'jixiang ruyi coin'..etc etc... (吉祥如意)

it's basically used to wish someone good luck (or luck as one wishes....)










folksea -

The picuture should be a figure coin.
In ancientry, man of honour was used to adorn jade at waistband. And the common people can only
replace jade with the figure coin.
"吉祥如意" is a popular benison, which is also the good greeting today.
"吉祥" means "lucky"; "如意" means "as one wishes".

In the below link, you can view more figure coins.
http://www.szhwtcg.com/new_page_63.htm










lomberman -

i'm from greece...i just found this coin at the road and i have that at my keys for 3 yearts...i
do not know chinese












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