Clay burial coins based on later cash coins. Clay burial coins that imitate the cash coins of later periods are commonly found in more recent Chinese tombs. Clay burial coins which imitate both Song dynasty period and Jurchen Jin dynasty period cash coins have been discovered in a tomb that is located in the province of Shanxi.A coin holder is typically an airtight object used for storing coins and preventing a coins exposure to air and damage. Many times, commercial holders are composed of cardboard or plastic, but some providers offer holders made of polystyrene. Some collectors use plastic ziplock bags or cardboard envelopes for storing their coins, though these methods are considered less safe than using a ...
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