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China, Yunnan Province-northern Laos-northern Burma region, modern fake produced ca. 1990-2010AD., cf. KM A2a.
China, Yunnan Province-northern Laos-northern Burma region, no date (genuine pieces struck ca. 1943 AD.), modern fake produced ca. 1990-2010 AD., 
fake Liang (Tael) (40,5 mm / 33,06 g), copper-nickel alloy(?), genuine pieces show 37,4-37,8 g. silver, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (0°), reeded edge, 
Obv.: ... , large stylized Chinese character "Fu" ("wealth"). 
Rev.: ... , Laotian and Chinese denomination: Laotian legend over 4 Chinese characters ("1 Tael pure silver").
cf. L&M 433 ; - Kann 940 ; - KM A2a ; - Hsu 302 ; - Dav. 211 ; - Ma. 433 . 

wrong metal, rough surface, wrong weight

The precise identity of the issuer of genuine pieces is still not certain, nor the exact place of issue though the triangle of Yunnan Province-northern Laos-northern Burma seems likely. Believed struck to pay laborers in the mountains building the "Burma Road" or other Allied communication routes to China's wartime capital of Chungking.
Struck for payment of French Indo China opium trade, Chinese forces at the Yunnan-Burma border or Allied laborers?
Schlüsselwörter: China Yunnan Laos Burma Fake Chinese Character Fu Laotian Liang Tael

China, Yunnan Province-northern Laos-northern Burma region, modern fake produced ca. 1990-2010AD., cf. KM A2a.

China, Yunnan Province-northern Laos-northern Burma region, no date (genuine pieces struck ca. 1943 AD.), modern fake produced ca. 1990-2010 AD.,
fake Liang (Tael) (40,5 mm / 33,06 g), copper-nickel alloy(?), genuine pieces show 37,4-37,8 g. silver, axes medal alignment ↑↑ (0°), reeded edge,
Obv.: ... , large stylized Chinese character "Fu" ("wealth").
Rev.: ... , Laotian and Chinese denomination: Laotian legend over 4 Chinese characters ("1 Tael pure silver").
cf. L&M 433 ; - Kann 940 ; - KM A2a ; - Hsu 302 ; - Dav. 211 ; - Ma. 433 .

wrong metal, rough surface, wrong weight

The precise identity of the issuer of genuine pieces is still not certain, nor the exact place of issue though the triangle of Yunnan Province-northern Laos-northern Burma seems likely. Believed struck to pay laborers in the mountains building the "Burma Road" or other Allied communication routes to China's wartime capital of Chungking.
Struck for payment of French Indo China opium trade, Chinese forces at the Yunnan-Burma border or Allied laborers?

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