Chinese and Thai coins

Any ideas on the dates and denominations of these coins?:

https://en.numista.com/numisdoc/index.php?cat=4
   That is a date converter for various countries.
Found in Numisdoc at the top of this page.

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https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces922.html
   10 Yen   39 (1964)   Y# 73a

  The date is from the symbols under the large 10 numeral >
The first four are of an Emperor whose reign started in 1926
The next three symbols are  3  10  9  which is 3x10+9
The last symbol is 'date'

As 1926 is year 1 then for calculations add to one year earlier
i.e. 1925 plus 1 = 1926 date. Hence 1925+39 makes 1964
for your coin, which is from Japan not China.

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The converter reads
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Result : Année 2493 de l'ère bouddhique = 1950
Assuming I read the blurred characters correctly.
This coin has images to match that date ...

https://en.numista.com/catalogue/pieces11038.html
   5 Satang - Rama IX   2493 (1950)   Y# 72

  Larger date numerals, from the converter page.
  The symbol on left of emblem reads 5 numeral/denomination.

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   Well, that is what I think those two coins are. Hope it helps.    

Thanks for all the helpful information! Somehow I knew the Japanese one was from 1964. Kind of odd.

Is this a real coin or some kind of token.. Any one can help.. Thanks..

Probably a token. It says "founding of the country", and under the flower 77 - which leads me to theorize that it's commemorating the 77th year of the Republic i.e. 1988. Traditional characters and the plum blossom indicates Taiwan.

Nothing on the internet I could find.

Any reverse side?

I like it. Cool design.
Welcome to the site. Please start a new new post rather than hijack the current thread.

Sorry for hijacking. Already started new thread. Reverse is plain. No impression.

Цитата: krishb75Sorry for hijacking. Already started new thread. Reverse is plain. No impression.

Thanks.