China, 1736 AD., Qing Dynasty, emperor Gao Zong, Peking, Board of Revenue Mint, 1 Cash, Hartill 22.200.

China, Qing (Ch'ing) dynasty (1644-1911 AD.), emperor: Gao Zong (Kao Tsung) (1736-1795), reign title: Quian Long (Chien Lung) (1736-1795), Peking (Beijing), Board of Revenue mint, no date, issued 1736 AD.,
1 Cash (ø 23 mm / 4,22 g), cast brass, square center hole, medal alignment ↑↑ (0°), smoothed edge, broad rims, well made,
Obv.: 乾 隆 通 寶 , four Chinese characters, reading from top to bottom and right to left: Quian Long Tong Bao (Ch'ien Lung Tung Pao) , right part of Quian like a hook.
Rev.: ᠪᠣᠣ - ᠴᡳᠣᠸᠠᠨ , "Boo - Ciowan" , Manchu character “Boo“ to the left of the square hole, meaning "building", used as a transliteration of the Chinese character bao (宝) meaning "treasure", right: Manchu "Ciowan" - name for the Board of Revenue Mint, Peking.
Hartill 22.200 (type A) (rarity level 8, scarce) ; Schjöth 1464 var. ; FD 2297 var. ; KM 387.1 var. .