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Cash (Chinese coin)

Cash (Chinese coin)

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  3. Mother coin

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  5. Spade money

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  7. String of cash

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  5. Spade money

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    4.3%

  6. Chinese cash (currency unit)

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    3.9%

  7. History of Chinese currency

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    2.4%

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