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Ying Yuan (Chinese:郢爰) is one kind of gold coin issued by Chu (state) mint, the most ancient ones are about 5th or 6th century BCE.

They are square with foundry type to show the legitimacy.

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Other territories	Historical money of Tibet Kucha coinage Manchukuo yuan Mengjiang yuan Xinjiang coins Hongqian Yuan of the Red Army Command
Ancient	Cowrie shell Tong Bei Ant-nose coin Knife money Ying Yuan Spade money
Imperial	Cash coins Strings Ban Liang Wu Zhu Kaiyuan Tongbao Sycee Flying cash Jiaozi Guanzi Huizi Jiaochao Great Ming Treasure Note Great Qing Treasure Note Hubu Guanpiao Silver Dragon
Manufacturing and casting process	Mother coin Ancestor coin
Near modern	Cash (wén) Candareen (fēn) Mace (qián) Tael (liǎng) Yuan
Historical exonumia	Charms and amulets (Yansheng) Horse coin Vault protector coin Zhaona Xinbao Bamboo tally Token
Republic of China	Customs gold unit Fabi Old Taiwan dollar Chinese gold yuan Silver dollar New Taiwan dollar (5th)
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Special administrative regions	Hong Kong dollar Macanese pataca
See also: Economy of China

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