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Wu Shifan - Cash H# 21.118 'Gong' tall
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Moneta
Registered: August 2005
Location: Arizona USA
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Hartill draws a fine line between a shorter 'Gong' on 21.119 than the one shown in 21.118, I believe I may have examples of both here. OB: Hong Hua tong bao, Type 1.1 w/ closed head, two dot 'tong'. Rx: 'Gong' to the right, meaning The Board of Works furnace mint.
Wu Shifan was the grandson of Wu Sangui and succeeded him in 1678. He took the period title of Hong Hua in 1679. The San Fan Rebellion was failing with advancing Manchu forces taking Guangxi and Sichuan areas. Wu Shifan retreated to Yunnan-fu but he committed suicide eight months later as Yunnan fell.
The Moneta Library has a very informative article on all the the Ming Rebels, Southern Ming and San Fan rebellions.
VIEW & DOWNLOAD:
Cast Coinage of the Ming Rebels - Sandrock: [ link ]
Ming Rebel Excel Spreadsheet for collectors (Hartill #'s)
Ming Rebel Checklist - Martin: [ link ]
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