Set of 7 Han Dynasty Brass Ban Liang Coins Early China 206 BCE-25 CE. Items will match the grade and condition shown but may not be the exact ones pictured. Discover the intriguing legacy of ancient China with this exceptional set of 7 Ban Liang cash coins from the Han Dynasties, minted between 206 BCE and 25 CE. First introduced by the iconic Qin Shi Huang, the first emperor of China, these coins signify a monumental shift in the country’s monetary history. Their unique circular design with a square hole in the center was emblematic of a new era, replacing the chaotic blade coinage and enhancing trade standardization. Their use persisted into the Western Han dynasty, laying the groundwork for the development of the Wu Zhu coins in 118 BCE. This transition reflects the growth of economic practices and governance that are integral to China’s historical evolution. Owning this set means holding a tangible piece of a pivotal time that helped shape the future of China. Denomination: Early China, Qin and Western Han Dynasty c. 206 BCE – 25 CE, Ban Liang Cash Coins. Obverse: Chinese characters – uniface. Size: 22.3-25 mm. Date: 206 BCE – 25 CE. Add these coins to your collection or gift them to someone starting their coin collection. Please take a look at my other listings. Small sets of coins. China, People’s Republic. Germany, Democratic Republic (DDR). United States of America. Medium sets of coins. Bulk sets of coins.
