Amulet or charm bearing an obverse inscription known from rare official coins of the emperor Wu Zong of the Ming dynasty. Zheng De, meaning 'correct virtue' was a popular choice for unofficial charms such as this.
Method of acquisition: Given (2015-04-27) by North, Jeffrey J.
Object composed of copper Diameter 43.62 mm Weight 15.06 g
Inscription present: Dragon and phoenix
Accession number: CM.1142-2015
Primary reference Number: 238392
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The Fitzwilliam Museum
Associated department:
Coins and Medals
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