Listed below are ancient Chinese coins from the Wang Mang - Hsin Dynasty (AD 9 - 22) for sale

		Item ref: WM11.4
		Item name: Xiao Quan Zhi Yi Price: US$ 12
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		Remarks: S139
		Item ref: WM12.16
		Item name: Da Quan Wu Shi Price: US$ 8
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		Remarks: S120
		Item ref: WM13.14
		Item name: Huo Quan Price: US$4
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		Remarks: S149. Quantity available.
		Item ref: WM14.6
		Item name: Biscuit Huo Quan Price:: US$ 15
		Dimension: N/A Weight: 7 gms
		Remarks: FD496+
		Item ref: WM15.6
		Item name: Bu Quan Price: US$ 65
		Dimension: N/A Weight: N/A
		Remarks: S175
		Item ref: WM16.12
		Item name: Huo Bu Price: US$ 85
		Dimension: N/A Weight: N/A
		Remarks: S148
		Item ref: WM17.7
		Item name: Da Bu Huang Qian Price: US$ 200 Sold
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		Remarks: S145
		Item ref: WM18
		Item name: Qi Dao Wu Bai Price:Sold
		Dimension: 72mm length Weight: N/A
		Remarks: S116

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Ancient Chinese coins: A brief history of Wang Mang, Hsin coins (or Xin coin)

When Wang Mang became the Prince Regent, under the dynastic title of Hsin (or Xin), he carried out four major reforms of the monetary system. These reforms were done in the name of restoration of the ancient institutions.

In all, he introduced 37 different kinds of money made up of different shapes, patterns, substances and units. The "bao huo" system consist of five substances, six names and twenty eight units. The disorderly monetary system brought tremendous misery to the Chinese people back then.