A rare collection of 77 Hupeh Tai-ching Tung-pi copper 10 cash coins (1902-1905). 

Title: Hupeh Tai-ching Tung-pi Copper 10 Cash Coin Set
Date: 1902–1905 (Qing Dynasty)
Medium: Copper
Denomination: 10 Cash
Quantity: 77 Coins
Reference: Y#120.1

Description:
This remarkable collection of 77 Hupeh Tai-ching Tung-pi Copper 10 Cash Coins offers a glimpse into the dynamic monetary system of late Qing Dynasty China (1902–1905). Struck in the Hupeh province, these copper coins were a significant part of everyday trade during a period marked by modernization efforts and cultural transformation in China's history.

The Hupeh Tai-ching Tung-pi coins are distinguished by their intricate design and craftsmanship, featuring a central inscription in Chinese characters surrounded by additional markings denoting their value and mint origin. The reverse side displays traditional motifs reflective of the era's artistry and symbolic representation of the emperor’s authority.

Condition Report:
The coins exhibit varying levels of natural patina and wear, with some retaining crisp details of inscriptions and design elements. These characteristics are typical for coins of this age and reflect their use and historical significance. The overall condition enhances the authenticity and historical value of this collection.

Significance:
This extensive set of 77 coins provides collectors and numismatics enthusiasts with an unparalleled opportunity to study and appreciate the economic and cultural heritage of the Qing Dynasty. These coins are not only historical artifacts but also representations of China's resilience and adaptation during a period of profound change.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or an admirer of Chinese history, this collection is a treasure trove of opportunity to own a tangible piece of a bygone era.